Troubleshooting Marine Diesels (PB)

Troubleshooting Marine Diesels (PB)

by Peter Compton
Troubleshooting Marine Diesels (PB)

Troubleshooting Marine Diesels (PB)

by Peter Compton

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Overview

This densely illustrated, hands-on guide to diesel engine maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair renders its subject more user-friendly than ever before. Finally, boatowners who grew up with gas engines can set aside their fears about tinkering with diesels, which are safer and increasingly more prevalent. As in other volumes in the International Marine Sailboat Library, every step of every procedure is illustrated, so that users can work from the illustrations alone. The troubleshooting charts in the second chapter—probably the most comprehensive ever published—are followed by system-specific chapters, allowing readers to quickly diagnose problems, then turn to the chapter with solutions. Diesel engine systems covered include: mechanical; oil; fresh- and raw-water cooling; low- and high-pressure fuel; exhaust; starting; charging; transmission and stern gear.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781265933678
Publisher: McGraw Hill LLC
Publication date: 07/11/2023
Pages: 176
Sales rank: 736,453
Product dimensions: 7.50(w) x (h) x 9.25(d)

About the Author

Peter Compton's dream of bluewater cruising finally became reality when, after 20 years in the Aerospace industry, he quit his job in 1986 to build a small catamaran and sail south with his family in search of sun and sand. Some 11 years and 20,000 miles later, the Comptons have settled in the British Virgin Islands. With a background in troubleshooting that includes several years as Engineering Department Head analyzing complex system designs, Peter now applies these skills to the marine diesels he deals with every day. Peter's current project is an independent and informative website that covers every aspect of marine diesels. Visit it at www.boatdiesel.com.
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