Automotive Mechanics Volume 2 (7th enhanced edition)
Automotive Mechanics Volume 2 (7th enhanced edition)
Ed May, Les Simpson
[Pick-up from Melville, Hamilton or posted for $7 plus and RD charges if applicable]
Paperback, 782 pages
McGraw-Hill Education; 7th enhanced edition (2007)
NB, has a repaired horizontal tear on the back page (see second photo) and former owner’s initials inside.
Systematically addresses the requirements of the new training package AURO5 Automotive Industry Retail, Service and Repair.
Covers principles, applications and general servicing requirements that relate to passenger and light commercial vehicles.
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