[4ePikanini]

I stumbled across these fantastic sites.

They ate different schematics and cutaways of various engines, gearboxes, injectors, pumps etc. An engineering minds tickle.

examples











http://www.technolab.org/content/hako/e ... d=section9

http://www.technolab.org/content/hako/e ... =section10

http://www.technolab.org/content/hako/e ... =section11

http://www.technolab.org/content/hako/e ... =section12

http://www.technolab.org/content/hako/e ... ws_cutaway

Gerrit will like this one
http://www.technolab.org/content/hako/e ... d=section4

http://www.technolab.org/content/hako/e ... d=section3

http://www.technolab.org/content/hako/e ... d=section2

http://www.technolab.org/content/hako/e ... d=section1

[4ePajero]

Great find!

[MudRaider]

These are great. I'll be showing the kids how things work using these. Great find.

[paw_by_paw]

Marius,
Now that was interesting. What better way to teach a prospective Motor Technician if you have all of that available

[Titan Irrigator]

Yusterday!!!!

Brings back memories of Motor Tech School in Smit Street! They even had a corvette stingray that was cut away in various places to expose engine, gearbox, diff and suspension. The suspension was activated by a rolling road conveyer with dips and bumps!
Anyone remember that?

Those charts look VERY familiar too!

[Gerrit Loubser]

Very interesting, Marius!