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 readingaol
 
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							| Sorry about that enooooooooooooooooormous picture. Let �s try again. The name of this part in Portuguese and French is "bicone". It is a very specific part that connects the exhaust manifold and the engine. Does anyone know the English word? German would also be useful. Thanks!   In dictionaries, it appears metal gland/bicone/conn plug (Schneidring) but it �s not the same. In the automobile industry it must have a different name. |  26 Mar 2010      
					
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							| Enormous and scary, I must say. Soooooooorry!  |  26 Mar 2010     
					
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 Lina Ladybird
 
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							| I �m going to ask my husband when he comes back from work. He might know the German word for this automotive component. ;) If he does, I �ll let you know asap!! :)) |  26 Mar 2010     
					
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 Claudiamn
 
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							| From the Proz.com search engine - an international translators zone I found the following:   a mechanical engineering term -  in the field of industry   translation of the French/Portuguese term BICONE in English is:   1) gas installation   2) CONE-UNION BODY   3) OLIVE FITTING/TERMINAL/NIPPLE   4) FLARE-TYPE TUBE FITTING   5) NIPPLE     The above is from  Franco Mori �s glossary meccanica - a technical translator in English, French, Spanish, Italian with almost 30 years of experience.    I hope it helps.   Marie   |  26 Mar 2010     
					
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