"An Introductory Guide To Motor Vehicle Maintenance" is a component-by-component survey of automobiles structured to support apprentice mechanics at school and in the workplace. This straight forward and engaging textbook has comprehensive chapters on engines, gearboxes, and the vehicle body, a clear description of electrical principles and systems. and a guide to the workplace and how to work safely on it. Each chapter has a check list of typical service tasks, as well as detailed but easy explanations of operation. Auto mechanic students and apprentices as well as practical car enthusiasts will find this book very helpful.
* Learner-focused language and layout
* Clear diagrams and cutaways
* Guide to tools
* Typical service tasks identified and described
Editor Philip Knott qualified as an automobile technician before going on to deliver technical training and produce manufacturers' vehicle workshop manuals. He now develops apprentice training programs and associated educative material.
Editor Adam Roylance taught in the automotive sector for 16 years. He currently produces learning materials for schools and the automotive industry.