Car Electrics: Handbooks - Theory and Principles (2/3)
A handbook on car electrics? Explore here technical manuals on the theory and principles of car electrics (2/3).
They provide detailed instructions for troubleshooting and parts replacement.
Moderne Fahrzeugelektrik: Grundlagen - Diagnosen - Fehlerbeseitigung
Does the engine not start? Is the battery mysteriously discharging? Is something in your car's electrics not working as it should? With this book, you will be able to locate all faults and reliably eliminate them. This book tells you everything you need to know about vehicle electrics and digital technology in modern vehicles with complex on-board computers and numerous control modules.
Broad basic knowledge for troubleshooting the most common sensors such as lambda sensors, crankshaft or ABS sensors, but also fuel pumps and injection valves. The hobby mechanic will learn here why three-phase generators are not suitable for charging completely discharged batteries, and how mysterious faults in the electrical system disappear as if by magic once the battery and generator are in perfect condition, and much more. If you want to understand your car better, you really can't miss this manual for modern vehicle electrics!
Information
Author:
Rob Siegel
Details:
396 pages, 28 x 21.5 x 3.2 cm / 11 x 8.5 x 1.26 in, paperback
Illustrations:
numerous colour photos
Publisher:
Heel-Verlag GmbH (D, 2019)
ISBN:
9783958437685
Moderne Fahrzeugelektrik: Grundlagen - Diagnosen - Fehlerbeseitigung
Auto-Elektrik: alle Typen - Zündung, Batterie, Lichtmaschine, Anlasser, Instrumente, Geräte, Beleuchtung | Jetzt helfe ich mir selbst
Repair guide from the "Now I'll help myself" series (volume 20). The following electrical topics are dealt with in this volume: - Ignition - Battery - Alternator - Starter - Instruments - Devices - Lighting.
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