hey do any of u master certified guys ( or anybody ) recomend any good engine building books im intrested in learing but no time for school

 

Goodheart-Willcox automotive encyclopedia ; fundamental principles, operation, construction, service, and repair / [edited by] William K. Toboldt, Larry Johnson, W. Scott Gauthier 2000 ed.

Automotive detailing : a complete car care guide for auto enthusiasts and detailing professionals / Don Taylor 1st ed.
Taylor, Don (Donald D.)

The Haynes suspension, steering and driveline manual / by Jeff Killingsworth, Eric Godfrey, and John H. Haynes
Killingsworth, Jeff.

The Haynes fuel injection diagnostic manual / by Mike Stubblefield and John H. Haynes
Stubblefield, Mike.

The Haynes automotive heating & air-conditioning systems manual : the Haynes repair manual for automotive heating and air-conditioning systems / by Mike Stubblefield and John H. Haynes
Stubblefield, Mike

Understanding automotive electronics / by William B. Ribbens ; with contributions to previous editions by Norman P. Mansour ... [et al.] 4th ed.
Ribbens, William B

The Haynes emissions control manual / by Mike Stubblefield and John H. Haynes
Stubblefield, Mike

Standard guide to automotive restoration / Matt Joseph "On restoration."

From bumper to bumper : Bob Sikorsky's best automotive tips 1st ed.
Sikorsky, Robert.

Automotive electronic and computer-controlled ignition systems / Don Knowles
Knowles, Don.

thats a lot of reading... but covers a lot of basics .. none of this stuff is make spacific but is general information... i have a lot more books but this is just a start and the basics of automobiles...after you have been thru these you can start on building or rebuilding motors and transmissions... good suggestion is to go to your local library and search under automotive...you will find lots of stuff there...