Auto Repair Reference Center, EBSCO Publishing

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Auto Repair Reference Center

The most comprehensive collection of automobile repair reference information

Auto Repair Reference Center (ARRC) contains repair and maintenance information on most major manufacturers of domestic and imported vehicles. New repair procedures, TSBs and updates are added to the product on a regular basis.

All of the content in ARRC has been created by ASE certified technicians.

Content/Features Include:

Coverage of more than 37,000 vehicles from 1945 to present
Millions of drawings and step-by-step photographs
Approximately 110,000 technical service bulletins & recalls issued by the original equipment vehicle manufacturer
Over 180,000 enhanced wiring diagrams for easy viewing and printing
Specifications & maintenance schedules
Labor Time Guide & Estimator
Video overviews of auto systems with AutoIQ
Quick Tips (a complete guide to vehicle ownership & maintenance)
Ability to email high-quality PDF records
Diagnostic information
Unique, user-friendly interface

Repair/Maintenance Information is Provided for:

Transmissions
Brakes
Ignition systems
Exhaust systems
Heating/Cooling

Electrical systems
Wheels/Tires
Bodywork
Diesel Engines
And much more...

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Selected as a 2011 Library Journal Best Reference Resource: Best Buy - Runner Up

“Auto Repair Reference Center is well worth the cost, especially for small or medium-sized libraries that are unable to purchase auto repair manuals."

“Its easy-to-use navigation provides just enough information for automobile repair."
Library Journal, November 2011

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