AUTOMOTIVE DIAGNOSTICS TRAINING

Description:

 

AUTOMOTIVE DIAGNOSTICS This training program is for both the Auto technicians who want to know about Auto Electrical & Auto Diagnostics and for the none auto technicians who want to become an Auto Diagnostician but not interested in repair  


Program Outline

 

Section 1

Introduction to Auto Repair

Overview of automotive systems; basic engine operation; automotive tools; key safety issues in your shop.

 

Section 2

Automotive Engine Parts and Operation

The four stages of engine operation; the lower-end assembly; the upper-end assembly; Engine Types, Engine configurations; engine placement and mounting; special engine designs engine performance ratings; factors that affect engine performance.

Practical Exercise

 

Section 3

Lubrication & Cooling System

Lubrication Systems Engine lubrication; lubrication system components; oil types & lubrication system maintenance.

Automotive Cooling Systems Automotive cooling systems; cooling-system components and the flow of coolant; cooling-system maintenance; inspecting & testing a cooling system.

Practical Exercise

Section 4

Driveline

Front-wheel drive layout, Front-wheel drive layout, Rear-wheel drive layout, Four-wheel drive layout, All-wheel drive layout, 4WD vs AWD, All-wheel drive transfer case, Transfer case differential action

 

Section 5

Automotive Braking Systems

Automotive brake system tools and safety; friction and hydraulic principles in braking systems; master cylinders and power boosters; disc brake systems; drum brake systems; brake system valve and brake lines.
Antilock Braking Systems
Introduction to antilock braking systems (ABS); ABS system devices; ABS systems; troubleshooting ABS systems.

Practical Exercise

 

Section 6

Steering & suspension

Suspensions Automotive comfort and control; automotive frames; front suspensions—types and functions; rear suspensions—types and functions; automatic adjusting suspension systems. Steering/Wheel Alignment The steering system; the wheel hub, bearings, and steering knuckle; Tires and rims, alignment; toe and camber

Practical Exercise

 

Section 7

Automotive Electrical Systems

Vehicle electrical circuits; vehicle power circuits Automobile storage batteries; starting systems; charging systems and components; charging system service; automotive wiring.

Auto Computerized Controls Systems Computer system basics; input sensors; output devices; overall computer system; testing computer systems; troubleshooting computer systems.

Section 8

Scan Tool

Introduction to scan tools Types of scan tools & functions

 

Section 9

AUTO ONBOARD COMPUTERS DETAILS

Power train On-board computers

Engine Control Modules, Transmission Control Modules

Chassis Onboard computers

ABS, Traction Control & Stability Control Modules, Electric Steering Control Modules, Suspension Control Modules, Transfer case Control Modules

Body Onboard computers

SRS (Airbag) Control Modules, Antitheft & Immobilizer Control Modules, Heating & Air Conditioning Control Modules, Accessories & Optional Equipment Control Modules

 

Section 10

Advanced Auto Computer Systems

 Onboard computer controls; internal computer operation; OBD II & none OBD II computer codes; using the service manual; summary of computer control diagnostics.

 

Duration: This is a Two months classroom & workshop practical
based training scheduled for Three days a week & Three hours a day.


Competence

At the end of the training you will come out as competent Auto diagnosticians with the skills to use any modern diagnostic tool to communicate with and retrieve codes from any Onboard Diagnostics Compliant vehicle, be able to interpret the codes retrieved from the vehicle’s computer, use the codes with the vehicles manufacturers' e- repair manuals to fix the vehicle or to design a maintenance and repair work schedule for the technicians who will do the repair work if you are not a trained technician.