1989 Engine Performance Service & Repair (Supplement 1 of 2)

The manual is housed in a sturdy binder, showing moderate wear consistent with its use in an automotive environment. The cover and pages exhibit some signs of handling, including minor scuffs and marks, but remain intact and fully legible. There is no dust jacket, as typical for this binder format. Overall, the condition is good, suitable for continued use as a reference in professional settings.

This 1989 edition of "Engine Performance Service & Repair" is a comprehensive manual published by Mitchell, specifically tailored for automotive professionals dealing with domestic cars from Chrysler, Eagle, and Ford. The manual, issued as Supplement 1 of 2, covers a wide range of engine performance topics, including tune-up specifications, computerized engine controls, fuel systems, and exhaust emission systems. Published in San Diego, CA, this edition is part of a series of manuals designed to provide detailed technical guidance for the maintenance and repair of vehicles. It is a crucial resource for those specializing in engine diagnostics and repair, offering insights into distributor and ignition systems. This edition is notable for its practical approach and detailed procedural content, making it a valuable addition to any automotive professional's library. The manual is presented in a durable binder format, designed for frequent use in a workshop setting.