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Automotive Engine Performance: Tuneup, Testing And Service, Volume I: Text, 2/E
Ken Layne

ISBN-10: 0130597759
ISBN-13:  9780130597755

Publisher:  Prentice Hall
Copyright:  1993
Format:  Paper; 534 pp
Published:  10/20/1992
Status: Out of Print


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Presented in a two-volume set, the classroom manual and practice manual give students a thorough introduction to the theory and service skills of engine combustion control systems. The first volume explains the operation of fuel, ignition, emission control, and electrical and electronic systems on late-model vehicles, progressing from the fundamentals of combustion control through specific examples from major car makers. The learning objectives and review questions presented in each chapter follow the requirements of ASE certification testing and industry training standards.

  • increases coverage of DIS installations on domestic engines.
  • improves explanations of computer principles shared by all car makers.
  • expands overviews of fuel injection systems and basic services.

I. INTRODUCTION TO ENGINE PERFORMANCE.

1. Introduction to Engine and Combustion Control Systems.
2. The Automobile and Basic Science.
3. Working with Measurement Systems and Precision Measuring Tools.
4. Engine Design and Operation.

II. BASIC ENGINE SYSTEMS.

5. Engine Lubrication and Ventilation.
6. Cooling and Exhaust Systems.

III. BASIC ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS.

7. Working with Electricity.
8. Semiconductor Electronic Principles.
9. Batteries.
10. Starting Systems.
11. Charging Systems.

IV. IGNITION SYSTEMS.

12. Breaker-Point Ignition Systems, Spark Timing, and Spark Advance.
13. Electronic Ignition Systems.

V. FUEL SYSTEMS AND EMISSION CONTROLS.

14. Introduction to Fuels and Emission Controls.
15. Fuel Storage, Delivery, and Evaporation Control.
16. Gasoline Carburetion.
17. Diesel Fuel Injection.
18. Combustion Modifications—Spark Timing Controls, Air Injection, Exhaust Gas Recirculation, and Catalytic Converters.
19. Supercharging and Turbocharging.

VI. ELECTRONIC ENGINE CONTROL SYSTEMS.

20. Microcomputer Electronic Systems.
21. Introduction to Sensors and Actuators.
22. Electronic Engine Controls (and Gasoline Fuel Injection)
Appendix.
Glossary.
Index.

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