Volumes I - V (the complete set). 'The Modern Motor Engineer: A Practical Work on the Maintenance, Running, Adjustment, and Repair of Automobiles of All Types, and on the Management of Garages' (1952). With special contributions by experts. Vol. One: Chapter 1. Introductory, 2. Garage small tools, machines and gauges, 3. Motor engineering measuring devices, 4. Dismantling the engine, 5. Cleaning components - Decarbonising, 6. Removal and replacement of pistons, rings and valves, 7. Valve repairs and adjustments, 8. Piston Rings, 9. The Piston, 10. Connection rod and main bearings, 11. Crankshaft, Flywheel and oil seals, 12. Cylinders and Liners, 13. The engine-lubrication system, 14. The cooling system. Vol. Two: Chapter 1. The Fuel system and Carburettor, 2. Serving high-speed oil engines, 3. Motor Garage layout, 4. Garage machine-shop equipment, 5. General garage equipment, 6. Vehicle elevating for inspection and repair, 7. Breakdown equipment, 8. Lubrication of motor vehicles, 9