Principles of ABS: Student Workbook

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Language: English Publication Year: 1995 Narrative Type: Nonfiction Signed: No Type: Book Publisher: Chrysler Corporation, Dealer Technical Operations Ex Libris: No Author: Chrysler Corporation Publication Name: Chrysler Corporation, Dealer Technical Operations Genre: General & Other Format: Paperback Book Title: Principles of ABS: Student Workbook

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Principles of ABS: Student Workbook. Official Chrysler Corporation dealer technician training workbook covering theprinciples of Anti-Lock Braking Systems (ABS) across multiple platforms and suppliers. Produced for certified Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep/Plymouth service technicians as part of the ASE-encouraged dealer training curriculum. πŸ”§ Principles of ABS β€” Student Workbook Chrysler Corporation, Dealer Technical Operations | 1995 | Part No. 81-699-95087 Official Chrysler Corporation dealer technician training workbook covering the principles of Anti-Lock Braking Systems (ABS) across multiple platforms and suppliers. Produced for certified Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep/Plymouth service technicians as part of the ASE-encouraged dealer training curriculum. πŸ”§ Systems covered include: Bendix ABS system theory and components Kelsey-Hayes ABS system theory and components Teves ABS system theory and components Diagrams, activity sections, and diagnostic procedures βœ… ASE certification encouraged β€” official Chrysler dealer technical curriculum πŸ“Œ Three-hole punched for binder use | 48+ pages | Printed in U.S.A. A rare vintage piece of 1990s Mopar dealer training history β€” broader in scope than model-specific ABS documents, making it valuable for any Chrysler-era brake system technician, restorer, or collector. πŸ“¦ Condition: Very Good β€” light cover wear and minor soiling; minor curl to cover edges; pages clean with no markings observed; binding intact. No ex-library marks. πŸ“¬ Ships via USPS Media Mail | Carefully packaged | 30-day returns accepted 🏫 From Papa Duck Homeschool β€” quality used books for lifelong learners