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Books & Reading Material/ tech referances

FridayGt

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So, I'm about as everloving new as it gets to all of this, to the point where I'm not sure if my car has hazards or not... lol.

Anyway, I've asked a couple of questions to people on here, and everyone has been amazing with helping me out. What I want to know is where can I go to READ more? I've searched about as much as I can search online and that starts to become kind of like staring at the spiral in the beginning of Twilight Zone episodes before long. I don't recall who's it is, but someone on here as a signature block that says fill your library before your garage. Well, I would like to actually start filling a physical library... lol.

I'd like to be able to read and learn trouble shooting steps, basic maintenance items for my car, heck, even torque specs for certain bolts. Something I can reference and look up to be able to learn for myself instead of having answers handed to me.

What books do you keep in your Library? Would you reccomend them? Have any suggestions? I saw the Haynes manual's, are they decent?
 
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Well, if you are playing with a Mopar, then I recommend Haynes, Automotive Electrical Manual. I've been an electrician for 20 years, and still gained valuable info from this. DC is a different animal from what I work with. In A/C, it either works or it doesn't. But with D/C, it works, dont work, or it works WEIRD! And if it works weird, then it is usually a ground problem.
 
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