Programs

Objective:

• Enable participants to understand the basic function and components of engines.
• Enable participants to diagnose and repair the discussed ignition systems.
• Basic knowledge of conventional and Anti-lock Braking Systems
• Understanding of basic electrical and electronics theory in automotive electrical/electronic systems. Enable participants to diagnose and repair on vehicle electrical systems and component.

• Evaluate refrigeration systems for proper performance and recovery and leak detection equipments.
• Provide the fundamental knowledge required to understand the operation and diagnosis of wheels and tires.
• Identify and demonstrate the proper use of special tools and why they are important
• Explain the cause and effect relationship between various alignment angles and vehicle handling characteristics
• Explain how to measure tire and wheel lateral and radial run out;

and list common complaints associated with each.

Who Should Attend:

• This course is designed for who needs to fully understand all of the basics of automotive and Car Service Centers.
• Experienced technicians with diesel engine experience and a good working knowledge of electrical circuits, performing service functions and troubleshooting in the fleet environment.
• Maintenance Engineers
• Service Technicians
• Service Managers

Course Outline:

Engine Fundamental

Internal Combustion Engine

• Sensors
• Diagnostic System
• Diagnostic Devices
• Manual Transmission &  gear box
• Automatic Transmission
• Brake System
• Anti-Lock Brake System
• Steering Systems
• Suspension System
• Wheel alignment
• Combustion & Burners
• Ignition system
• Electrical system
• Charging
• Starting and Lighting Systems
• Fuel Cells
• Chassis
• Effects of operating modes on performance parameters and emissions
• Engine Cam Shaft
• Heating & Air conditioning
• Diesel Engine
• Hydrogen Engine
• Four- and all-wheel-drive
• Tires