This comprehensive resource provides detailed content on the theory of operation, diagnosis, repair, and rebuilding of automotive engines. Students will gain essential technical expertise as they develop the skills and knowledge they need for professional success, including critical thinking and awareness of key industry trends and practices. AUTOMOTIVE ENGINES: DIAGNOSIS, REPAIR, AND REBUILDING, Eighth Edition, emphasizes universal repair techniques and case histories based on real-world scenarios to prepare users for careers in the field. Instructor resources include lesson plans, customizable lab sheets that address ASE Education Foundation Standards, a customizable test bank with questions based on chapter content, PowerPoint® presentations, and more. Now updated with new, full-color images and information on the latest trends, tools, and technology—including hybrid engines and high-performance components—this trusted resource is the ideal choice for automotive program instructors who want a complete teaching package for their Engines course.
The Eighth Edition includes updated information on cooling and lubrication systems, reflecting recent advances in engine technology and current trends and practices in the field.
The author has updated and added new case histories highlighting relevant real-world situations, providing more opportunities for students to hone critical-thinking skills and explore practical applications of key concepts covered in the text.
New Vintage Engines features provide useful context to help students appreciate newer technologies within a broader historical perspective; features present interesting facts about older technologies alongside relevant photographs.
A robust package of instructor resources makes it easier to integrate the text within your course; highlights include PowerPoint® presentations, lesson plans, customizable lab sheets incorporating NATEF Standards, and a test bank featuring abundant questions based on chapter content.
Special features throughout the text help support effective learning and career preparation, including images of failed and worn parts to help users prevent recurring problems, information on repairing and restoring high-performance sports cars, and tips from experienced professionals on shop practices and engine machining.
Compelling case histories provide real-world examples to illustrate key concepts and techniques, helping users appreciate the practical applications of text material and think critically about using their knowledge and skills in a variety of professional scenarios.
The author emphasizes repair techniques universal to all engines, covering fundamental principles and practices to prepare users for career success in independent repair shops, parts and machine shops, auto dealerships, and other settings.