Auto Engine Repair/ James E. Duffy y Brian Palmiter.

Bibliografía mínima

1. Review of Engine Operation. -- 2. Shop Safety. -- 3. Tools, Equipment, Service Information, and Work Orders. -- 4. Engine Hardware. -- 5. Engine Types and Classifications. -- 6. Engine Size and Performance Ratings. -- 7. Engine Combustion and Fuels. -- 8. Electricity and Electronics: Starting, Charging, and Ignition Systems. -- 9. Fuel, Induction, and Emission Control Systems. -- 10. Engine Performance Problems and Diagnosis. -- 11. Cooling System Operation and Service. -- 12. Lubrication System Operation. -- 13. Engine Mechanical Problems. -- 14. Front End and Manifold Construction and Service. -- 15. Top End Construction, Rebuilding, and Machining. -- 16. Engine Removal, Disassembly, and Cleaning. -- 17. Short Block Construction, Rebuilding, and Machining. -- 18. Engine Reassembly, Installation, Startup, and Break-In. -- 19. Career Opportunities in the Automotive Service Field. -- 20. ASE Certification

Auto Engine Repair covers the design, construction, operation, diagnosis, service, and repair of gasoline engines. This comprehensive text prepares students to use factory service information and specifications to complete competent service and repair work on the gasoline engines found in today’s cars and light trucks. It is a valuable resource to those preparing for ASE Certification Test A1, Engine Repair. Featuring an exciting new design with many new images, this 8th edition has been thoroughly revised by the authors and carefully vetted by a panel of experts in the field of automotive education to ensure the material is technically accurate, up-to-date, and presented in the most logical and effective manner. A new Shop Talk feature located at the beginning of each chapter explains why the material covered in the chapter is relevant to the study of engine repair. Content has been updated throughout the textbook to feature the latest technology, techniques, tools, and equipment. An overview of many engine machining processes provides students with a basic understanding of these important tasks. Thorough coverage of the latest innovations in engine design prepares students for the types of engines they will encounter in the field. End-of-chapter questions have been enhanced to include Know and Understand, Apply and Analyze, and Critical Thinking questions, as well as ASE-Type questions. Digital users have access to the eBook, digital Shop Manual and activities, MotoVisuals, multimeter simulations, an Automotive Virtual Toolbox, and videos. Instructor materials include correlations, answer keys, lesson plans, PowerPoint presentations, image library, test banks, and a digital glossary.

ESCUELA DE TECNOLOGÍA

INGENERÍA EN MECÁNICA AUTOMOTRIZ

TÉCNICO EN MECÁNICA AUTOMOTRIZ