Introduction to Automobile Engineering (Contents)..!

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  1. Definition of Automobile.....................
  2. Automobile History And Development.........................
  3. Major Components / System of an Automobile........................
  4. The Basic Structure...................
  5. Classification of Automobile......................
  6. The layout of an Automobile......................
  7. Types of Layout in an Automobile.........................
  8. Vehicle Body.....................
  9. Vehicle Chassis........................
  10. Chassis Frame........................
  11. Load on Chassis Frame....................
  12. Requirement of  Chassis Frame.......................
  13. Conventional Frame.......................
  14. Sub-Frames........................
  15. Frameless Constructions............................

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