I've read every car mag and book I could put my hands on for the last 25
years. Magazines like Truckin' and Popular Mechanics have very informative
articles. I worked summers at a gas station(the real kind). I now try to do
all mechanical work myself. If you want a "crash course", I would suggest an
auto shop course if you're still in school if not check out the local
community college to see what they have to offer.
Dr. Pat
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>From: Corey A Meyer <cameyer@bw.edu>
>snip>
> Finally, I want to better understand how all of the separate
> components of the engine work so that the technical posts don't go over my
> head. Basically, I want to learn everything so when you start talking
> about rockers and cams and degrees of stuff I understand.
> ...are there any good books or really good mags? How, besides experience
> do all of you know? Let me in!!
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