Automotive Electronics
Training - continued
GM Fuel Injection
Diagnosis and Repair - 12 Hours
The course time is broken up into
four hours minimum of academic training and four hours of practical training. This course
will cover all GM fuel injection systems which are Throttle Body, Multi-port and
Central-Port Injection.
Students will learn sensor
operation, computer strategies and the use of data stream information for driveability
diagnosis.
Topics:
* Throttle-Body, Multi-port and
Central-port Injections
* System Components Identification
* Speed density Systems, Scanner Testing, Mass Airflow Systems Scanner Testing
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GM
Distributerless Ignition Systems Diagnosis and Repair - 12 hours
The course time is broken up into four hours minimum of academic training and four hours
of practical training. All GM Distributorless Ignition Systems are included in this
program. We will be discussing test procedures for modules, harnesses, coil packs,
magnetic crank sensors and Hall Effect sensors. We are going to be looking at DIS Ignition
scope patterns and how to use them for diagnosis.
Topics:
* High energy ignition review
* Theory of Operation
* Triggering
* Coil and Module Types
* No start testing
* Scope Testing
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GM
Scanner Operations and Diagnosis - 12 Hour
The course time is broken up into
four hours minimum and academic training and four hours of practical training. This course
covers specifically GM diagnostics. Also included will be the new OBD-II diagnostics
system.
Topics:
* GM data line diagnosis
* OBD-II diagnosis
* 2 and 3 wire sensors
* Computer input and outputs
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Ford
Scanner Operations and Diagnosis - 12 Hours
The course time is broken up into
four hours minimum of academic training and four hours of practical training. This course
covers specifically Ford diagnostics. Also included will be the new OBD-II diagnostics
system.
Topics:
* Ford data line diagnosis
* OBD-II diagnosis
* 2 and 3 wire sensors
* Computer input and outputs
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Chrysler
Scanner Operatins and Diagnosis - 12 Hours
The course time is broken up into
four hours minimum of academic training and four hours of practical training. This course
will cover two specific applications areas. The first area is geared towards the engine
data parameters. The second area is geared toward the body computer data parameters
including transmission.
Topics:
* Engine Data Stream Interpretation
* Body Data Stream Interpretation
* Transmission Data Stream Interpretation
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Understanding
Lab Scope - 12 Hours
The course time is broken up into
four hours minimum of academic training and four hours of practical training. This is an
introduction and understanding of the effectiveness of the use of digital storage of
oscilloscopes. We will be discussing the fundamentals of scope operations such as voltage,
time base and triggering.
The goal of this class is for the
technician to be able to identify, understand and use wave forms when diagnosing
driveability problems.
Topics:
* Oscilloscope Introduction
* Voltage Over Time
* Triggering
* Understanding electrical signals
* DC Signals and AC Signals
* Pulse Train Signals
*Analyze Signature Balance
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Vantage Operations
- 12 Hours
The course time is broken up into
four hours minimum of academic training and four hours of practical training. This course
is designed to learn the fundamental and advanced operating features of the vantage. Also
covered will be the Histograph mode, waveform viewer and digital multi-meter.
Topics:
* Digital multi-meter
* Min/max mode
* Waveform Viewer
* Frequency, pulse width and duty cycle
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