Today’s Technician: Automotive Engine Repair & Rebuilding

Description

The 4th Edition of Today’s Technician Automotive Engine Repair & Rebuilding is a comprehensive learning package designed to build automotive skills in both classroom and shop settings. Aligned with NATEF standards, this system-specific text addresses engine construction, engine operation, engine repair, and intake and exhaust systems, as well as the basics on engine rebuilding.

The Classroom Manual addresses all system theory, while a companion Shop Manual covers tools, procedures, diagnostics, testing, and service. This two-manual approach is designed to help build the theoretical and practical knowledge readers will need to repair and service modern automotive engines, and prepare for the ASE A1 certification exam.

Author Description

Chris Hadfield has a decade of experience as an Automotive Technology instructor at secondary and post-secondary schools, including department chair and program coordinator positions. Before teaching, Chris was a master certified automotive technician working for a GM dealership, an independent, a retail store, and owning his own business. Chris has a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Automotive Engineering Technology, with a minor in Manufacturing Engineering Technology from Minnesota State University Mankato and he has a Master’s of Education degree in Community College Teaching and Learning from the University of Illinois Urbana Champaign Providing a rare combination of high school and college teaching expertise, along with hands-on experience from the shop, Mr. Hadfield lends his critical eye to a variety of Delmar-Cengage Learning automotive publications, including Today’s Technician: Basic Automotive Service & Systems and Automotive Service Job Sheets for NATEF Task Mastery.

Mr. Hadfield holds an EdM from University of Illinois and a BS in Automotive Engineering Technology from Minnesota State University. He is also ASE Master Certified and ASE L1 Advanced Engine Performance Certified.