Tools and equipment
-- Shop practices
-- Troubleshooting
-- Routine Maintenance
-- Engine Repairs and overhaul
-- Cooling system
-- Fuel system
-- Electrical system
With Haynes Online Manuals, you get all the trusted content of a Haynes printed manual but with added features to help you get the job done right. Haynes takes repair information into the digital age with Manuals Online and the new electronic format allows these benefits for you:
-- All-color photographs with approximately 750 in each book! There are so many photos that a user can carry out a large number of procedures by simply viewing the photos and reading the captions.
-- Ability to enlarge a photograph to see key details.
-- All-color wiring diagrams to more easily trace down problems!
-- Videos that give the highlights of common DIY jobs to show you the way.
-- Easy search functionality that features “instant display”.
-- Dictionary of auto-specific terms so you will never be left in doubt.
-- Hyperlinks provide instant connection to additional information in other manual chapters.
-- “Quick Links” are provided to take the user to the most popular DIY procedures.
-- On common procedures, “Part needed” links are provided to allow a user to quickly find and purchase the part(s) needed to complete the job.
-- Detailed troubleshooting section that allows the user to click through from system to symptom to cause of a particular problem.
-- Conversion Calculator is a useful provided tool that will do your math conversions for you (e.g. Torque Pounds-force inches into Pounds-force feet)
Ford & GM Diesel Engine Repair Haynes Online Techbook
General Motors and Ford
Light Trucks, Vans, Passenger Cars
General Motors 350 cu in (5.7 litre), 379 cu in (6.2 litre), 397 cu in (6.5 litre)
Ford 420 cu in (6.9 litre), 445 cu in (7.3 litre), 445 cu in (7.3 litre Power Stroke)
PLEASE NOTE that this manual is intended for vehicles built to US specifications. Although it is useful when the products or systems are similar to those in other markets, there may still be significant differences, especially in areas concerned with safety and emission control.
Introduction
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: GM engines
Chapter 3: Ford engines
Chapter 4: Engine overhaul procedures
