Product Description
Mechanical, or base engine faults can be difficult to diagnose. Technicians can replace the wrong parts or spend a lot of wasted time on diagnosis when the cause of the problem lies inside the engine. With the introduction of advanced valve actuation systems, the difficulty faced by technicians has grown. Fortunately, new diagnostic tools and techniques are now available to make the job easier.
The goal of this class is to prepare the aftermarket technician to use the appropriate tools to identify many base engine faults without engine teardown. In the class, we will demonstrate testing techniques using new tools such as amp probes, pressure transducers, and lab scopes to improve diagnostic speed and accuracy. We will compare the new techniques to traditional testing methods. Learning will be reinforced by working through real-world failures applying both traditional and advanced diagnostic techniques.
After attending this class, the technician will be able to:
- Perform traditional compression tests and understand the limitations
- Perform and evaluate a relative compression test
- Perform and evaluate a cylinder leakage test
- Perform a VE and engine load test
- Perform and evaluate an intake and exhaust pressure variation test
- Perform and evaluate an in-cylinder compression test
Jim Marce –
Informative class, I learned stuff!
Joe Despins –
I like the way Luis explains these classes and there was some good info also
Robbie Pate –
Great class, great info. Instructors were awesome
Travis Byrd –
I really enjoyed and learned a lot
Sergio Hernandez –
Real loved the information and how it was transmitted. Hope to have further classes with both Luis and Victor
Jason Dugas –
awesome
class
Terry Smith –
great job looking forward to more
Mark Warner –
the information helped
Michael Everett –
thank you so much I learned alot and it will save time
David McNeely –
Good info
Eddie Salinas –
THANKS YOU GUYS .
J. Manuel Martinez –
Great job learned alot Thanks
Andrew Yager –
Too many instances of instructor beginning a case study half way finish and withhold the answers until significantly later in the class.
It is easier if we stay on topic/vehicle.
Michael Brown –
Very Informative information and training on new testing procedures. Thanks Again!
Carlos Aguilar –
very good class specially if the darn pcm is not spitting up any code you can use this info to at least have an idea of what is going on
Tim Wright –
thank you for the class
Josh Walker –
great class
Tho Tran –
thank you, learned alot
Rosendo Fernandez –
knowledge is power
Jose Pillado –
Thank You
Tyler Bergstrom –
Learned a lot. Thank you