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Basic automatic transmission knowledge.
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 now introduced in the market once again.
After completing this training, the participant will be able to:
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This is a 1.5 hour clinic focused on the skills and information a technician needs to diagnose catalytic converter problems and replace the catalytic converter. Presented by AP Emissions Technologies, leader in aftermarket converter manufacturing.
After completing this training, the participant will be able to:
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Basic engine and clutch knowledge.
In this 2 part and hands on training, the participants will learn how to properly diagnose a repair the Timing Chain system on a Ford S.4L Engine (Ford Expedition 00-14, F-150 02-10, F-250 Super Duty 00-10, F-350 Super Duty 00-10; Lincoln Navigator 05-14) and also the double clutch system on the Powershift Ford transmission (Ford Focus 11-18, Fiesta 11-19)
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This clinic is designed to help the technician become more proficient in interpreting Fuel Trim PIDs, understanding how they are calculated and to 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 experienced today. Within this clinic we provide a combination of methods using scan tool data 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 a lot like reading a road map; the key to success is finding the shortest path to the destination without getting lost.
After completing this clinic, the student will have the knowledge to:
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This course focuses on the essential skills required to diagnose and maintain turbochargers. Participants will learn how to identify common failure modes, implement preventative maintenance strategies, and follow best practices during installation. By utilizing real-world examples and hands-on tools, attendees will be equipped to ensure turbocharger performance and longevity.
Training Content:
This course equips technicians with critical skills for diagnosing and maintaining alternators and starters.
Participants will explore common failure modes, perform voltage and continuity testing, and learn best practices for installation and repair. Attendees will also gain insights into preventative care to reduce vehicle downtime and extend component lifespan.
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This seminar provides a comprehensive introduction to reading and interpreting wiring diagrams, a fundamental skill for effective electrical diagnosis in automotive systems. Whether dealing with aftermarket or OEM formats, understanding wiring diagrams is key to diagnosing and repairing electrical issues efficiently.
Key topics include:
This course is ideal for automotive technicians and engineers who want to build a solid foundation in electrical systems and gain the expertise needed to handle modern vehicle electronics.
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Saturday: 12:30-3:30PM
This clinic is designed to keep technicians current on changing Engine Management Systems and diagnostic procedures. The focus is on helping the technician become more proficient in interpreting the information the scan tool provides for engine performance diagnostics. We establish a foundation utilizing “strategy based diagnostics” to reduce diagnostic time and prevent emission related Check Engine light comebacks. We discuss utilizing scan tool information to gain diagnostic direction to repair today’s most seen Engine Performance concerns. Putting all the pieces together during an engine diagnostic is a lot like reading a road map; the key to success is finding the shortest path to the destination without getting lost.
After completing this clinic, the student will have the knowledge to:
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The objective of this training is to provide a deeper understanding of the overall TPMS System as it relates to today’s vehicles. We will present the multiple types of sensors available, OE, Aftermarket OER, Programmable, Multi Frequency and Bluetooth, discussing the differences between each.
The discussion will also take a deeper look into the variety of TPMS tools that are available today to check TPMS, perform re-learns, program sensors etc. A demonstration for the variety of commonly used and challenging relearns will be presented. In addition, there will be touch points on the dialogue to use while discussing TPMS to your consumer as related to tire and other related items.
Time will be taken towards the end of the class to allow for class interaction and live questions from the technicians.
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Basic Gasoline Fuel Delivery Knowledge
With a brief refresher of fuel delivery basics, this course takes a deep dive into pressure: fuel and electrical.
Classroom instruction takes the technician on a brief overview of gasoline delivery modes, filtration, and amps up the discussion to voltage drop, wiring harness replacement and testing, diagnosing three-phase fuel pumps (BLOC design).
Along with hands-on videos and case studies, this course will give the technician the educational tools to accurately diagnose and repair future fuel-related issues in the bay, the next day.
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This session will cover the fundamental components and operations of both systems, highlighting key similarities and differences.
Key topics include:
This seminar is perfect for automotive professionals looking to deepen their understanding of CRD and GDI technologies, diagnose issues more efficiently, and keep up with the latest in emission control and engine management.
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This cirriculum aims to equip attendees with a comprehensive understanding of braking systems, focusing on their components, functionality, and maintenance. By the end of the course, attendees will be able to identify and describe the fundamental parts of braking systems, understand the principles of hydraulic braking, diagnose common calipter issues, and appreciate advancements in braking technologies, including electronic and performance calipers.
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