Diagnostics and Engine Management 1
Course
Inhouse
Description
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Type
Course
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Methodology
Inhouse
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Duration
2 Days
To facilitate a detailed understanding of electronically controlled engine systems, to enable diagnosis and repair using high tech test equipment. Suitable for: Technical staff that need to enhance their understanding of relevant vehicle systems allied to the functions of high tech test equipment. It should be considered as the start of a process, refreshing the knowledge of experienced technicians and introducing those less experienced to electronic control systems and diagnosis.
Reviews
Course programme
COURSE CONTENT
Note: the content of this course is orientated fully to oscilloscope use as this facilitates a good understanding of sensors and how they operate.
DETAILED DESCRIPTOR
Induction - introduction to training staff and subject, aims of course and course outline. Lunch, tea/coffee and biscuits at appropriate times.
OVERVIEW
* Fundamentals of electronic control - concentrating on the interaction between sensors, control units and actuators.
* Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) L type, Motronic, EECIV/V
SENSORS
* Operation of and signals from:-
* Air metering devices including vacuum sensors (MAP), hot wire (air mass meter), Karmen Vortex type air flow meter and vane type air flow meters.
* Temperature sensors
* Exhaust Gas Oxygen sensors
* Knock sensors
* Throttle position sensors
* Engine speed sensors
* Crank position sensors
ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNITS
* Basic operation
ACTUATORS
* Operation of and signals to:-
* Fuel injectors
* Idle speed control valves
* Spark control
PRACTICAL
Implementation of theory using delegate’s vehicles and select high tech test equipment. Delegates are encouraged to bring their own test equipment if it is available.
CONCLUSION
* Discussions, summary and conclusions
* Exam
* Feedback from course
* Certificates will be issued by post after the course
* Technicians will be issued with documentation to record their experiences/difficulties between now and their attendance of Diagnostics and engine management 2.
PLEASE NOTE, IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Although this course is mainly oscilloscope orientated, some time will also be given to scanner operation. For more detailed scanner operation see Diagnostics and Engine Management 2.
COURSE DURATION -
2 days (14 hours contact)
Home capped at 8 learners
**For all ‘Home’ course options we need a suitable area in which to train. For theory sessions this could be a classroom, boardroom, office or something similar. For workshop practical training we will need a bay, preferably with a ramp. Any more than 4 learners and this requirement may be 2 bays and a vehicle (we can advise as appropriate).
Diagnostics and Engine Management 1