Car Electrical & Electronic Systems (WorkshopPro) Illustrated Edition

This is a book, filled with words and pictures related to the subject matter. The light reflecting off the pages enters my eyes, where my brain recognizes and interprets the visible text. My brain then groks.

This is unquestionably the number one book on car electronics available today. It covers the entire topic from basic electrical knowledge to the operation of the CAN buss and ECU in good enough detail that the reader gains a firm understanding of each topic. Included are basic elements of car electricity, switches and relays, meters, oscilloscopes electronic components, engine management etc. The writing is clear and detailed with lots of excellent diagrams. It includes an index and other supplementary information.The chapter on engine management is particularly well done and puts into a single reference the many complex elements required for a good understanding of the subject.

I am an automotive engineering hobbyist, and was looking for a concept book about electrical systems; I have no intention of diagnosing or repairing anything. I just want to understand how things work. This book met my expectations very nicely. I was wary I might get a book filled with complicated circuit diagrams using symbols only an actual engineer would understand; instead, in this book the drawings and diagrams are mostly pictorial and easy to follow. One possible downside: the book is heavy on fuel injection system electronics, and light on some others, although most such systems are at least touched on.

a lot of intensionally errors but for a good reason to expose how our human society work in an illusive world.

Put together very well. Complete and comprehensive. Took much to long to arrive....

I was looking for advance reading of wiring schematics and this book failed to deliver. In addition, I especially hated the module section along with other sections. This book failed to keep my attention. It got so bad that I had to skip through half of it.

Great book a lot of very good info

liked the ideas but not the cost of the equipment