Haynes TECHBOOK: Automotive Electrical Repair Manual

山田洋一: 英語さえ分かっていれば為になる本です。
洋書のいい所は細かい所まで書いてある点。

Japan on Sep 25, 2022

Kindle Customer: I have received, more then 8 years of electrical/electronic training, and been working on cars since I was a kid, now I am back to working on cars and I am shocked at the vast number of mechanics, that really do not understand how the electrical and the electronics work in autos. At one time, you could get away with only knowing one or the other now everything is so intertwined, you got to know. This book covers things from the mechanics point of view! Note I change my review to 5 stars the book is a must have, however the copy i purchased is in rougher shape then it is suppose to be

United States on Aug 24, 2021

Donald Lang: OUTSTANDING PRODUCT! VERY INFORMATIVE! At a cost saving, It provides you the information and capability to maintain & repair your vehicle!

United States on Feb 19, 2021

Lenny d'souzaLenny d'souza: No doubt that the content in the book is really helpful...but the book that was delivered to me seemed to look like it was an old used book with its cover page fixed with tape .....not really helpful after you pay a heavy price for it .

India on Jun 28, 2020

Kindle Customer: Very comprehensive and detailed in virtually all aspects related to a partial or full rewire of your vehicle and it has a number of "be damn careful" hints when working with the positive wire, hot irons, poisonous and explosive gases, electrical tape and so on. I read it twice and it is on my bench for review as I need it. One area I would like to see expanded is detail on crimping open barrel connectors, more specific, how the jaws work to roll the crimp and what specific tool size, i.e. 24-14, would be needed for a typical rewire job.

United States on Mar 28, 2016

GweeterMaker: I chose 4 stars because I have used Haynes manuals before (Saab 9-3), and I knew that it would contain enough information for me to get stuff done myself, and not have to pay someone exorbitant amounts of $ to do simple/intermediate/slightly advanced things... but not 5 stars because Haynes manuals fall short of perfection. What they need are bigger/better pictures/diagrams for some things, and more succinct explanations of some tasks. The wording is sometimes confusing, but then, they are a British based company, so that's kind of expected too.

Likes:
Tool descriptions and pictures (however low contrast they are, they are still helpful)

"crash course" in electrical theory

***DIAGNOSIS STEPS*** <-this is by far the biggest reason to get this book... You can spend hours, if not DAYS hunting down shorts or other circuit issues, but their methodology saves you TONS of time and frustration.

Dislikes:
Paper quality is meh (my dad was a printer, so I'm a paper snob though... :) ). The reason that this is important is that since the paper quality is basically a grade above newspaper, the image quality suffers. The paper browns over time slightly, and...

United States on Mar 27, 2013

BobdWilliams: I never tried to pull apart the wires under the hood of my car or work on anything electrical. It was a mystery to me what happened there but with the help of this great book from Haynes my truck is no longer under 'voodoo magic' fit only for the high priced wizards at the Ford shop! I would still take one of those very hard to understand problems that pop up then go away. I can't even start to understand them even the tech at my local Ford dealer ship has trouble with it, but this is a great book and helped to get me there. I know what he is taking about because I had my hand on it as well. I recommend this book.

United States on Jan 16, 2012