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Synopsis
Automotive Computer Controlled Systems explains the fundamental principles of engineering that lie behind the operation of vehicle electronic systems, and shows that common technology applies to a wide range of vehicle systems. The diagnostic methods discussed, together with the descriptions of this technolgy, help readers make full use of the diagnostic equipment available. The book shows clearly how knowledge of the basic principles can provide technicians in franchised and non-franchised workshops with a basis to perform diagnosis and repair on a large variety of vehicle systems. Gives practical step by step instructions on fault diagnosis and repair of computer controlled systems. c Practical, rather than theoretical, discussion of the electronics and computer technology of vehicle systems. Avoids unnecessary theory and mathematics by discussing principles in context. Refers to OBD II, EOBO and associated standardized fault codes. Liberally illustrated with clear diagrams. About The Author: Allan Bonnick, Motor Vehicle Education and Training Consultant; former Head of Motor Vehicle Engineering, Eastbourne College, UK. Allan Bonnick has written articles for several transport and vehicle journals, and was also active in Electrical and Electronic working party of Institute of Road Transport Engineers. Table of Contents Common Technology The Computer ECM Self-diagnosis and Fault Codes Diagnostic Tools and Equipment Sensors Actuators Diagnostic Techniques Additional Technology Appendices Index.
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- PublisherElsevier India
- ISBN 10 9380931352
- ISBN 13 9789380931357
- BindingPaperback
- LanguageEnglish
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