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E

Electromotive force.

E Cell

A cell which consists of a cathode made of silver and an anode made of gold. As current passes through is, a chemical reaction takes place, which causes the silver in the cathode to be deplated to the gold in the anode.

E-cam

A pattern used to grind pistons in an oval or cam shape.

E-mail

A popular term for electronic mail; the transmission of messages over a communications network.

E-MOSFET

(enhancement metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor) This transistor can be operated in the enhancement mode only.

E-PROM

An acronym for erasable programmable read-only memory.

E-prom

Abbreviation for "erasable programmable read only memory." A type of computer chip used in some engine management computers that can be erased and reprogrammed.

E-Town

A popular term for English town.

E.t.

Abbreviation for elapsed time.

E4OD

Electronic four-speed overdrive.

E85

A fuel blend of 85% ethanol and 15% gasoline.

Ea

An abbreviation for each.

EABCV

Electronic air bleed control valve.

EAC

[1] Electric assist choke or electric air control valve [2] Electric Air Control

EAC&EAS

Electric air control valve & electric air switch valve.

EAC&LACN

Electric air control valve & low vac air control valve.

EACV

Electric air control valve.

EADV

Electric air divert valve.

EAIR

Electric air injection reaction.

EAM

Electronic air management.