Automotive Engine Repair and
Rebuilding
Frank J. Thiessen / Hardcover / Published 1991
Complete coverage of Automotive Engine rebuilding procedures. Includes review of engine
operation, and sections on safety, tools and equipment, engine problem diagnosis, cleaning
methods, blueprint reading etc...
Automotive
Engines
by Tim Gilles
A comprehensive introduction to the technology of engine repair is provided in this
practical state-of-the-art book. Engine repair techniques universal to all engines are
discussed, and ASE-style practice tests are included in each section to help prepare
students for the ASE certification exam. Amazon.com
Paperback - 512 pages 3rd edition (January 3, 1996)
Delmar Publishers; ISBN: 0827368178
Automotive
Engines: Theory and Servicing
by James D. Halderman,Herbert E. Ellinger (Contributor)
Comprehensive coverage of all engine types and with photos and step-by-step instructions.
The CD-ROM provides visual reinforcement of the text material. This text also comes with a
spiral-bound worktext. (Pearson Education)
Hardcover - 512 pages 3 edition (September 4, 1996)
Prentice Hall; ISBN: 0135056861
Four-Stroke
Performance Tuning
by A. Graham Bell
Hardcover - 336 pages 2nd edition (March 1999)
Haynes Pub Group; ISBN: 1859604358
Modern
Engine Tuning
by A. Graham Bell
Covers basic and advanced tuning for economy and performance.
Hardcover - 256 pages 2nd edition (December 1997)
Haynes Pubns; ISBN: 0854299785
Internal Combustion Engines
V. Ganesan, Hardcover, 540 pages Special Order
Booknews says of this book, in 1996:
A comprehensive treatment of the basic principles and applications of internal
combustion engines, for use as an undergraduate or graduate engineering textbook or
professional reference. Among the topics are current measurement and testing techniques
involving computers, mathematical modeling, and electronic instrumentation; the impact on
engine design of the competitive world market, as well as environmental and fuel-economy
standards; and descriptions of fuels, carburation, injection, engine friction, performance
parameters, and two-stroke engines. SI units are used throughout. Annotation copyright
Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
Published by McGraw Hill 1995
ISBN: 007462122X
The publisher, John Wiley & Sons :
Focusing on thermodynamic analysis--from the requisite first law to more sophisticated
applications--and engine design, here is a modern introduction to internal combustion
engines and their mechanics. It covers the many types of internal combustion engines,
including spark ignition, compression ignition, and stratified charge engines, and
examines processes, keeping equations of state simple by assuming constant specific heats.
Equations are limited to heat engines and later applied to combustion engines. Topics
include realistic equations of state, stoichiometry, predictions of chemical equilibrium,
engine performance criteria, and friction, which is discussed in terms of the
hydrodynamic theory of lubrication and experimental methods such as dimensional analysis.
