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Chek Chart 1977 Automotive Tune-up Service Manual Training Guide (softcover) on 2040-parts.com

US $9.99
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Grand Marsh, Wisconsin, United States

Grand Marsh, Wisconsin, United States
Outside covers show some dirt smudges...inside is in great condition without writing, tears, stains or curled pages.
Type:Automotive Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

An easy step-by-step guide to all phases of automotive tune-up.  Complete training information and on-the-job reference procedures for:  Starting and charging systems and the battery.  Ignition service--breaker-point and electronic types.  Carburetor and fuel system service, Emission control system service, time-saving troubleshooting tips plus fundamentals of tune-up and troubleshooting tuning for economy and much more!  11" X 8.5" with 96 pages.

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