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Bosch Fuel Injection and Engine Management (Bosch) | 
 enlarge | Author: Charles O. Probst
Publisher: Bentley Publishers
Category: Book
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Rating:  26 reviews
Sales Rank: 180981
Media: Paperback
Pages: 224
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Dimensions (in): 10.9 x 8.3 x 0.6
ISBN: 0837603005
Dewey Decimal Number: 629.253
EAN: 9780837603001
ASIN: 0837603005
Publication Date: October 1989
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Product Description
Finally! The authoritative manual on Bosch Fuel injection. This is the only book that fully explains all aspects of these Bosch systems: Motronic, L-Jetronic, LH-Jetronic, LH-Motronic, D-Jetronic, K-Jetronic, KE-Jetronic, and KE-Motronic. You will find specific information on the newest KE-Motronic and LH-Motronic systems that is not available from any other source. Author Charles Probst has worked directly with OEM fuel injection engineers, trainers and technicians from Bosch, BMW, Porsche, Mercedes, Volkswagen, Audi, and other manufacturers to produce technician training materials. Now his complete service and maintenance procedures, with expert advice and troubleshooting tips, are available to you. A sampling of areas covered in the book are listed below: Theory: How each system works How to troubleshoot problems and service each system What tools and equipment are needed How engine idle speed is controlled and can be adjusted How to adjust air-fuel mixture Understanding air measurement and fuel metering How engine management systems adjust timing for gasoline octane and turbo boost Racing and high performance modifications: what works and what doesn't Probst clarifies advantages and operating principles of each Bosch system and explains how they work to deliver maximum engine efficiency. He also gives you high-performance tuning secrets that really work to deliver maximum engine efficiency. He also gives you high-performance tuning secrets that really work for street and racing applications, and tells you why some tricks like "fooling" the computer don't. With over 350 detailed illustrations and photos, this 224 page book is a must-have reference for do-it-yourself mechanics, performance enthusiasts, and professional technicians who really want to understand Bosch systems.
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 Very good overwiew of Bosch EFI September 6, 2008
E. Kitani (Brazil)
It is a very easy book to understand and can be usefull for those want only to know how the Bosch's EFI works. There are several photos and diagrams showing how to troubleshooting and service a real EFI.
A good addition for a CIS troubleshooter... August 21, 2008
Jim Patko (Birmingham, Alabama USA)
I can't speak to the other Bosch systems, but anybody who owns a CIS Porsche and is interested in understanding (stock up on beer) and troubleshooting the Bosch CIS will benefit from this book. Since I bought this book for my SC with CIS, I now also have a Turbo with CIS, and so I expect this book to stay with me forever.
 The theory from the creators March 19, 2008
A.H. (home)
So, now you finally know how it is really made.. From the engineers of the systems, this is the definitive theory. It does not tell you how to increase your mileage, nor is it the best troubleshooting guide out there. The basics are really detailed and it makes you see how it works. Must have for Bosch FI cars (Jetronic/Motronic)
excellent starting point for working onBosch EFI systems January 1, 2008
nomis3613
For anyone tinkering with an EFI engine, this book is great for learning the principles of operation. Even better if you've got a pre-1992 Bosch system because it goes through the components of these systems.
Starts with overall injection theory, explains the "families" of fuel injection, then how to troubleshoot problems. It finishes by talking about the implications of modifying your EFI engine. It's not a guide for how to get maximum power from Engine X, but it explains the benefits and limitations of the bosch systems for modified engines.
The naming of Motronic systems are confusing, but this is Bosch's fault as much as anything else.
 Bosch Fuel injection and Engine Management October 11, 2007
Martin Buckley (Aiken, SC USA)
A good general overview of the Bosch fuel injection systems but no diagnostic help for the ECM or ECU for the L-Jetronic. This is disappointing, you would think that these authors could tell you how to check the various functions of the control unit. If you want a light read with no real help, go for it.
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