Automotive Trouble Shooting for WW2 Wheeled Vehicles: Volume 1

Automotive Trouble Shooting For World War Two Wheeled Vehicles, Volume 1, is a useful manual for anyone. Do you know what to do when the cranking motor will not crank the engine? Engine fails to start? No spark? Misfiring at high speeds or under full load? Problems with your battery or battery cables? Do you know how to adjust your breaker points? Inspect the coil? Do you know how to polarize the generator? Use a jump wire to test your main light switch? Adjust your headlights? Trouble shoot your carburetor or fuel pump? All these and much more are covered. Put a copy in your truck for those little roadside emergencies

Author: Robert Notman
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 01/01/2005
Pages: 114
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.53lbs
Size: 10.00h x 8.00w x 0.24d
ISBN13: 9781434822598
ISBN10: 1434822591
BISAC Categories:
- Transportation | General

About the Author
Mr. Notman has been interested in World War Two vehicles, particularly a 1942 Ford GPW jeep since 1980 when he bought one. He has dragged this jeep all over the country. Bought it in Florida, moved for training to California, then on to North Dakota for his military job. Five years later his job moved him to North Pole, Alaska. He had a blast in Alaska driving the jeep at -45F! Then he moved back to Florida. Retired from the Air Force in 1995 and then went back to work outside the Federal Government. In his spare time he writes or edits books related to WW2 jeeps, some of these are available through Amazon.com and others are available elsewhere. See his home page on www.42FordGPW.com for more.

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