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Variable valve timing (VVT) is now a standard feature on most modern engines. Diagnosing these systems require a fundamental understanding in its operation. This class will demonstrate how Variable Valve Timing operates. Case studies will be used showing real-world failures and diagnostics.
Read MoreThe Digital Voltage/Ohm Meter (DVOM) is a fundamental tool required for basic electrical diagnostics. However, many advanced diagnostic scenarios can be handled using a DVOM if its many features are utilized. This class will teach how to get the most out of your DVOM.
Read MoreHow long has it been since you had “the car” that has been to several shops but is not fixed? Join us as we follow several diagnostic techs as they tackle several of these cars. You will have an opportunity to diagnose them to see if you can arrive at the correct conclusion.
Read MoreModern vehicles use many electronic controls. Diagnosing faults can be more difficult for technicians who have not had the benefit of training in electronics. This can lead to the replacement of unneeded parts, angry customers, and frustrated technicians. The goal of this training series is to prepare technicians to diagnose and repair vehicle electronic systems successfully. Each training segment will reinforce the concepts taught with exercises and a case study.
Read MoreTurbochargers are used in all light truck diesels have become common in small displacement engines. These systems change the diagnosis of fuel trim and engine breathing. Technician must understand turbocharger components and operation for proper diagnosis of engine performance complaints.
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