3G Handy Guide - Automotive Servicing, 2nd Edition

3G Handy Guide: Automotive Servicing, 2nd Edition

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2023 | ISBN: 198468079X | English | 218 pages | True PDF | 39 MB

The vehicle ownership period has increased compared to previous years. Extended vehicle longevity has been fueling demand for auto repair and maintenance services. Furthermore, reliable maintenance, service flexibility, and cost competitiveness are expected to make automotive repair and maintenance services highly sought-after. An increase in passenger car numbers will accelerate repair and maintenance service sales. Rising demand for electric vehicles in some regions is also creating demand for auto repair and maintenance services. In modern society, people focus not only on basic needs but also on a higher quality of life. With today's competitive business environment, car manufacturers and service providers must ensure their products meet consumer expectations. People increasingly prioritize comfort and quality of life compared to the past. This edition has been completely revised with new topics added. It presents an introduction to the automotive industry, including automotive history, safety practices, shop equipment and tools, vehicle subsystems, service publications, fasteners, professional responsibilities, and automotive maintenance.

Special attention is given to automobile construction, major components, and basic systems and their repair and maintenance. Topics include inspections of brakes, steering and suspension, lighting, horns, windshield wipers, tires, mirrors, and emission control devices. Automotive service technicians and mechanics are in demand across various environments, including gas stations, car dealerships, and government agencies. The sector offers diverse specialization opportunities, particularly for those pursuing technical training and certification. Mechanics work with all the parts and systems of a car, from brakes and air conditioners to belts, rotor blades, and steering. In smaller workshops, mechanics must be familiar with all these systems to diagnose customer problems, while technicians in larger workshops can specialize in specific areas. Mechanics must be able to use a variety of tools—bushings, screwdrivers, electronic diagnostic equipment, and more—and possess strong problem-solving abilities to identify and fix issues.