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Unlock the secrets of efficient HVAC system diagnostics in this comprehensive course. Designed for automotive professionals, this hands on training dives into the critical aspects of diagnosing and repairing motor vehicle climate control systems.
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An intro level class on cooling systems, coolants, heating systems, and air conditioning operation.
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This clinic is designed to enhance the technician’s ability to perform proper brake service procedures on today’s vehicles utilizing Electronic Brake Control (EBC) systems. We discuss several Active Safety Systems and the operational strategies used on many new vehicles. This technical seminar includes an overview of stability control operation and the modern advancements within this safety technology. Newly mandated braking controls and the impact on vehicle braking performance are reviewed. Special service procedures on the base brake system are outlined. Brake by wire and automatic stop system control inputs and outputs are discussed. Yaw, lateral, accelerometer, wheel speed, active brake booster, and brake pressure sensor testing procedures are outlined.
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In this comprehensive course, technicians will gain insight into the fundamentals, techniques and best practices needed to make confident automotive electrical repairs. Take your electrical and electronic diagnostic skills to the next level with helpful concepts, explanations, tests and procedures that can eliminate common points of confusion and methodically identify malfunctions and failures.
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This 3-hour seminar focuses on data network communication and strategies to diagnose communication failures. Topics include network configurations, serial data gateway module operation, terminating resistors and their purpose, symptoms of network faults, and strategies to diagnose communication failures for a variety of network types.
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Gain a comprehensive understanding of Common Rail Diesel (CRD) and Gasoline Direct Injection (GDI) systems, including their components, operation, and key differences. Learn advanced diagnostic techniques, explore emission control technologies, and analyze fuel and air delivery systems to enhance troubleshooting skills and system performance evaluation.
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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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This clinic will focus on the different types of variable valve timing (VVT) systems used by vehicle manufacturers today. After multivalve technology became standard in engine design, VVT became the next step to enhance engine output, increasing engine power and torque output and reducing emissions.
Without VVT technology, engineers previously had to choose the best compromise in valve/cam timing and ended up sacrificing one thing to gain in another area. VVT allows the best of both worlds – increased performance and economy and lower emissions. Many Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) can be set related to VVT faults stemming from oil contamination to inoperative cam actuators and oil control solenoids. We explain the variations of VVT systems used by manufacturers today and look at diagnostic tests that can be performed on this system using the scan tool and other diagnostic equipment to confidently diagnose these systems before the costly and labor-intensive engine teardown for service.
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This training event provides an overview of hybrid and electric vehicle designs, operation, and servicing.
Diagnosing and servicing Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEV) and Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV) requires an in depth understanding of their design and operation.
This course covers the operation of HEV and BEV propulsion systems, driveline configurations, high voltage batteries, drive motors / generators, and charging systems. The course also covers HEV and BEV servicing procedures including high voltage safety, high voltage disabling /enabling, loss of isolation diagnosis, and
range related conditions.
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