Publisher's Synopsis
This vintage manual, "Automobile Carbureters; Automobile Operation; Troubles and Remedies; Overhauling and Repairs; Forms of Carbureters; Non-Poppet Valve Engines; Automobile Equipment; Electric Starting and Lighting," provides a detailed look into the technology and operation of early 20th-century automobiles. Authored by International Correspondence Schools and International Textbook Company, this book offers insights into carburetion systems, engine mechanics, and basic troubleshooting techniques relevant to automobiles of the era.
Readers interested in the history of automotive engineering, as well as restorers of classic cars, will find this a valuable resource. The manual covers a range of topics, from the fundamentals of automobile operation to specific guidance on repairing and maintaining early automotive equipment. Explore the intricacies of non-poppet valve engines and electric starting and lighting systems as they were understood and implemented in the pioneering days of the automobile.
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