Car repair examples

Author: Huang Wenwei
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: This book is one of the series textbooks for higher vocational moral education in mechanical and electrical engineering. It presents automotive repair tasks in the form of projects, breaking them down into numerous small projects, such as the inspection of the engine block, boring and grinding cylinders, inspection and assembly of pistons and connecting rods, adjustment of valve clearance, reaming and dressing of valve seats, diagnosis and troubleshooting of engine oil and circuit faults, inspection of fuel injection engine sensors, repair of disc brakes, etc. These include inspection projects, machining projects, disassembly and assembly, and debugging projects. The content covers both traditional automotive repair tasks and major repair tasks for new automotive technologies, such as fuel injection engines and automatic transmissions. Each project is relatively independent, with the longest completion time for a single project not exceeding one hour, and some projects can be completed in just 10 minutes, making it convenient for teaching institutions to organize instruction and assessments. The book is accompanied by numerous illustrations, making repair processes and tool usage clear at a glance. The appendix provides practical training questions to facilitate testing after training, thereby evaluating the effectiveness of the training. This book is suitable as a teaching material and guide for practical training in higher vocational and technical colleges for mechanical and electrical engineering, vehicle engineering, and other related fields. It is also suitable as a training textbook for automotive maintenance skill level assessments and as a reference for engineering technicians in the industry.