Automotive Heating & Air Conditioning Systems Manual

This book is heavily accented to the North American market. Generally, that is not a problem as regards to understanding how air conditioning in cars works, but it does limit things in respect to sections of the book, at the later parts, giving information such as oil levels for compressors - the majority of that section covers American cars.The paper quality is of low grade; certainly not up to the usual standard of Haynes manuals.An interesting read - said from the viewpoint of being a highly skilled commercial air-conditioning engineer of many years and qualifications.It is limited in some respects but no book could possibly cover all aspects of the trade. If you are new to the subject then I'll stick my neck out and say that you will have made a good start if deciding to buy this book.

Very good detail and fully explained, what we require now is a updated EU/GB version