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Participants will gain a deep understanding of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) with our comprehensive training program. Explore the intricacies of ADAS components, uncovering their advanced features and functionalities. Acquire expertise in precise repair and calibration techniques essential for optimizing the performance of these sophisticated systems.
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An intro level class on cooling systems, coolants, heating systems, and air conditioning operation.
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This advanced diagnostics course guides technicians through the complete combustion cycle using pressure waveform analysis. Participants will learn how to interpret in-cylinder data to identify mechanical faults, timing issues, and combustion anomalies— from starter engagement to peak cylinder pressure. The course emphasizes the integration of lab scopes, the setup of pressure transducers, and data-driven decision-making.
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This training event provides technicians with alternative methods for diagnosing driveability concerns using scan tool data and oscilloscope waveform analysis.
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With the electronification of the chassis, understanding of the OE design across multiple systems has become even more important in daily shop
repairs. This class presents the correlation between those systems and electro-mechanical parts. ADAS, electronic shock, Smart chassis, electronic steering are all new terms that shops need to be aware of and be able to properly diagnose. 4-wheel steer, another new but old term that is not introduced in the market once again. What makes this class important for a technician is the ability to leave with an understanding of how these changes influence the design of parts and knowledge of fault codes to properly diagnose daily needed repairs.
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Fundamental to understanding electrical diagnosis is understanding wiring diagrams. Automotive wiring diagrams come in a variety of aftermarket and OEM formats. In this course, the student gains the knowledge needed to read and interpret wiring diagrams.
This course also describes Controller Area Networks preparing students to diagnose today’s electronic systems.
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Powering Performance: A Deep Dive into Alternators and Starters is a comprehensive technical class designed for automotive professionals looking to better understand rotating electrical systems.
This course provides an in-depth understanding of alternators and starters, exploring their design, operation and critical role in modern vehicle performance. Participants will learn diagnostic techniques, repair strategies and the latest innovations in these components, equipping them with the knowledge to troubleshoot and resolve issues efficiently. Whether you’re new to the field or a seasoned technician, this class will empower you to master the essential skills needed to keep vehicles running at peak performance.
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An intermediate level course that defines the components and operation of modern GDI engines with a focus on safe diagnostics and repair procedures.
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Many modern vehicles are equipped with 30 or more onboard computers. This clinic is designed to help technicians understand, identify, and diagnose the Controller Area Network (CAN) communication systems in these vehicles. We will cover the fundamentals of networks to enable technicians to grasp the importance, strategies, and protocols of CAN. Additionally, we will review various network topologies to assist in the diagnostic process. To help identify CAN failures, we will outline several methods for testing electrical circuit integrity, which will assist in determining the root causes of CAN communication issues. These diagnostic strategies will be applied through a series of vehicle case studies presented throughout the seminar.
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Throughout the course, participants will learn recommended practices and tips for successful brake service, understand the functioning of hydraulic brake systems, and acquire skills for diagnosing brake-related issues.
Additionally, the course covers the diagnosis and servicing of Anti-Lock Brake Systems (ABS) and delves into the impact of wheel and braking forces on traction control systems. Participants will also explore how wheel speed, lateral acceleration, yaw rate, and steering angle sensors influence a vehicle’s performance
and the operation of Electronic Stability Control (ESP).
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This clinic is designed to help the technician become more proficient in interpreting Fuel Trim PIDs, understand how they are calculated, and understand what influences them. This information will help provide diagnostic direction for many different engine performance concerns. Several Case Study vehicles will be reviewed. Misfire complaints are one of the most common experiences today.
Within this clinic, we provide a combination of scan tool data methods to help provide a clear path to pinpointing the root cause. Volumetric efficiency diagnostics will be reviewed and discussed through vehicle case study. Putting all the pieces together during an engine diagnostic is like reading a road map; the key to success is finding the shortest path to the destination without getting lost.
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This clinic focuses on enhancing the skills of professional under-car technicians in advanced wheel alignment. It addresses suspension and steering diagnosis related to bent components from accidents and road hazards and issues arising from vehicle modifications, tire and wheel resizing, and height adjustments. The course includes a review of basic alignment angles, followed by a comprehensive explanation of key concepts such as steering axis inclination (SAI), included angle (IA), scrub radius, and toe out on turns (TOOT). This knowledge will help alignment technicians use the alignment machine effectively as a diagnostic tool. Additionally, relevant electronic systems are covered in the course.
Alignment technicians need to possess strong vehicle component inspection skills and practical customer communication abilities, and the importance of these skills is emphasized throughout the class.
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In the past, variable valve timing (VVT) was an uncommon technology, but it can be found on one or more camshafts in many of today’s vehicles. A thorough understanding of VVT is required for the modern technician, and this class provides the foundations and skills necessary to confidently work on VVT systems on a variety of popular engines. Save time and open new repair opportunities with this comprehensive course.
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This instructor-led training seminar focuses on braking system diagnosis, and covers components, operation, and proper service practices.
This course highlights real world case studies to address brake noise, pulsation, pad wear, fluid leaks, and concerns with power assist systems. Enhanced braking system designs and features by various manufacturers will also be covered.
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