For courses in Automotive Engines, Engine Rebuilding, and Engine Theory and Repair.
This text presents the principles and practices of engine rebuilding, engine theory and in-the-vehicle service in a clear, concise format. Each chapter makes clear connections between theory and servicing, opening coverage with technical material, then moving into diagnosis, troubleshooting and service procedures. The Fourth Edition has been both updated and streamlined to reflect the latest engine developments, techniques and terminology in the field and make learning even more accessible.
This new edition of a classic in the field offers expanded and updated information on automotive engine operation, troubleshooting, and in-the-vehicle service procedures. There is coverage of newer engine types and materials plus 38 new photo sequences and over 400 photos showing common service practices in a step-by-step format. As a part of Prentice Hall's Multimedia Series in Automotive Technology, this book includes a CD that provides a visual reinforcement of the text material.
Features of the new edition include:
- The worktext accompanying the book contains shop assignments that are linked to each chapter in the text.
- To enhance reader interest, special elements such as Tech Tips, Diagnostic Stories, and Frequently Asked Questions are found throughout.
- NATEF guidelines are discussed and followed; and ASE-type practice questions are included.
- Each book contains a coupon for access to an ASE test prep website so readers can better prepare for taking future tests.