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Arnold · First published 2000

A Practical Approach to Motor Vehicle Engineering

About this book

A workshop-oriented textbook on motor vehicle engineering, covering service, diagnostic and repair procedures for the core vehicle systems. Positioned for vocational programmes and early-career technicians, the text emphasizes fault-finding workflows, service safety, and practical maintenance tasks.

Intended audience

  • apprentice technician
  • vocational student
  • further-education instructor

Subject classification

  • Motor vehicle engineering
  • Automotive maintenance
  • Vocational training

Scope

  • engine and fuel systems service
  • drivetrain and transmission fundamentals
  • electrical and charging-system diagnostics
  • braking, steering and suspension checks
  • workshop safety and preventive maintenance

Chapter themes

  • routine service schedules and inspection planning
  • diagnostic method: symptom, test, isolate, rectify
  • ignition and fuel delivery troubleshooting
  • brake-system testing and maintenance standards
  • suspension, wheel alignment and steering geometry
  • electrical faults, battery health and charging checks

Edition history

First published
2000
Imprint
Arnold

Bibliographic details

FormatISBNYearNotes
Print edition2000ISBN and pagination to be confirmed from library records.

Edition timeline

  • 2000

    Listed in Arnold's spring engineering and vocational catalogue cycle.

  • Post-2000

    Further edition status and reprint history are under verification.

Source notes

  • Arnold spring 2000 catalogue listingCurrent on-site record source.
  • WorldCat record clusterUse to confirm ISBN variants, extent and library holdings.
  • British Library catalogueUse to confirm imprint line and publication statement.

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