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Bibliographical references for books in English with titles beginning by J
Chapter 4: General works on motor vehicles, marques, companies, and automotive and transport industries, plus automotive accessories and components

Pollard, David, Jaguar XK engine: history, buying, rebuilding, uprating (Sparkford, Somerset: Haynes, 1998). 192 p., illustrations (360), 21 x 27 cm, ISBN: 1859600077 (hc).
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Acknowledgements; Introduction; Part 1: Heritage - chap. 1, History of Jaguar and the XK engine, important Jaguar dates at a glance; chap. 2, XK milestones: saloon cars Mk VII and MK VIIM, Mk VIII, Mk 1 (2.4-litre and 3.4-litre), Mk IX, Mk 2 (2.4, 3.4, 3.8-litre)/240 and 340, Mk X/420G, S-type/420, XJ6 series 1, XJ6 series 2, XJ6 series; chap. 3, 3 XK milestones: sports cars, XK 120, XK 140, XK 150, XK SS, E-type series 1, E-type series 2; chap. 4, The XK's track record, C-type, D-type, something special, E-type, saloons; chap. 5, The impressionists: XK kit cars, Suffolk SS 100, Royale Drophead, Broomstick BS 120, Aristocat, Le Mans Company; Part 2 - Practicaties: chap. 6, Workshop procedures and safety first, preparations, under the bonnet, general safety notes, fluoroelastomers, get out and get under, raising your Jaguar safely; chap. 7, Tools and techniques, special tools, power tools, air compressors; chap. 8: Engine notes, engine specifications, buying engine spares, buying second-hand, the kit form engine; Part 3: Stripdown and reassembly - chap. 9: Removing the engine and gearbox, lifting and safety, air conditioning and fuel cooler safety, fuel injection, auto transmission reminders, removing the gearbox from the engine; chap. 10, Engine stripdown, bits and pieces, high tension talk, timely reminders, cleaning; chap. 11, Cylinder heads, straight torqueing, cylinder head details, fitting the cam assembly, unleaded fuel; chap. 12, The cylinder block and crankcase, crank strip, examination, balance and rebuild, the piston and connecting rod assemblies; chap. 13, Timing gear, dismantling, preparation and reassembly; chap. 14, The cooling system, draining the cooling system, fan and water pump, hoses and replacement, radiator rudiments, removing the radiator, radiator renovation, cooling trouble-shooting guide; chap. 15, Carburation, SU carburettors, Solex carburettors, fault diagnosis, Stromberg carburettors, emissions, carburation details; chap. 16, Auxiliary starting devices, AED problem solver; chap. 17, Fuel injection, depressurising the injection system; chap. 18, Engine reassembly, timing chain assembly, oil pumps, valve timing, running in your new engine; chap. 19, Tuning; Appendix: specialists and suppliers, clubs and organisations, specialist magazines.
Shimokawa, Koichi (1930- ), Japanese automobile industry: a business history (The) (Atlantic Highlands, NJ: Athlone Press, 1994). xi, 189 p., illustrations, 22 cm, bibliogr. ref. pp. 161-182, index, ISBN: 0485112701 (hc).
NOTES ON CONTENTS: Covers from 1902 to 1994.
Chao, Sheau-yueh J (comp.), Japanese automobile industry: an annotated bibliography (The) (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1994). [Bibliographies and indexes in economics and economic history; 15]. 196 p., 24 cm, index, ISBN: 0313286787.
Kim, Young-Chan, Japanese inward investment in UK car manufacturing (Aldershot, Hampshire + Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2002). [Explorations in Asia Pacific business economics]. xii, 310 p., illustrations, 23 cm, bibliogr. ref. pp. 288-310, ISBN: 0754616142 (hc).
NOTES ON CONTENTS: Partly historical.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Chap. 1, Introduction; chap. 2, Japanese industrial policy and foreign direct investment in Europe; chap. 3, EU-Japanese economic relations and car manufacturing in Europe; chap. 4, A comparative analysis of industrial policy and inward investment in four European countries; chap. 5, Car manufacturing in the UK, 1945-77; chap. 6, Government, industrial decline and Japanese involvement in the UK domestic car industry; chap. 7, Nissan in the UK: a case study in the politics of FDI decision-making and regional economic development; chap. 8, What is to be done ?; Epilogue.
Suzuki, Kazuyoshi, Japanese motor industry in the 20th century: the car movement in Japan reaches maturity, a dream becomes reality (The) (Tokyo: Miki Press, 2000). 127 p.
COMMENTS: Catalogue of the National Science Museum (Tokyo).
NOTES ON CONTENTS: About the founders of the Japanese automotive industry, as well as the promoters of motorization in Japan.
Chang, Chan-sop, Japanese motor vehicle industry: a study of the history of the Japanese motor vehicle industry and the impact of the Japanese motor vehicles on the US market (The) (Ph. D. thesis: American University, School of Business Administration (Washington, DC), 1974). ix, 242 p., 29 cm, bibliogr. ref. pp. 205-219.