Introduction to Modern Diesel Diagnostics

TBS/16
Objectives:
To provide attendees with a greater understanding of Common Rail Diesel Fuel Injection Systems and assist with effective diagnosis and repair.



Who should attend: Heavy Vehicle Technicians
Content:
Introductions.
Related safety assoicated with high pressure fuel systems.
Diesel engine types and classification to include indirect and direct injection configurations.

Fuel Supply Systems.
Distributer diesel fuel type systems.
Diesel fuel in-line injection pump systems.
Electronically enhanced.
Common Rail Systems
Overview of common rail diesel systems.
High pressure pump (including plunger operation).
Suction control valves.
Pressure differential injectors (electromagnetic).
Piezo injectors.
Injector control (to include pilot injection).
Glow plug control.
Sensors.
Intake and Exhaust Control Systems
Diesel throttles.
E.G.R.
Variable geometry turbo (variable nozzle).
Practical Implementation of Theory Using Vehicles and Diagnostic Equipment.
Systematic approach to fault finding.
Diagnostic techniques.
Related maintenance.

Open forum and feedback from course. Additional Information:
Each subject is covered individually and demonstrations are interactive with tests and practical exercises which enables the instructor to monitor the trainee's progress.
Personal protective equipment is required.
A certificate will be issued on satisfactory completion of the course.