Car Engine Diagnostic Skills Training

Duration: 40 Hours (5 Days)
Level: Beginner to Intermediate
Prerequisites: Basic understanding of automotive systems

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Course Overview:

The training offers practical instruction in identifying both common and complex issues with car engines utilizing contemporary diagnostic tools and methods. Attendees will be taught systematic troubleshooting strategies, how to interpret fault codes, and conduct diagnostics on various engine systems in real scenarios.

Course Goals:

Upon completion, attendees will be capable of:

• Comprehending engine functions and critical components.
• Employing diagnostic equipment such as OBD-II scanners and multimeters.
• Interpreting diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) and real-time data.
• Identifying issues related to fuel, ignition, compression, and emissions.
• Utilizing logical troubleshooting techniques to detect engine faults.

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Course Breakdown:

Module 1: Engine Diagnostics Fundamentals

• Introduction to engine systems and components
• Recognizing typical engine issues and signals
• Safety measures during diagnostics

Module 2: Diagnostic Instruments and Tools

• Basic and advanced OBD-II scanner functionalities
• Electrical testing with multimeters and oscilloscopes
• Fuel pressure and compression testing tools
• Software tools for scanning and live data interpretation

Module 3: Diagnostic Trouble Codes Comprehension (DTCs)

• Different types of DTCs (P, B, C, U codes)
• Understanding freeze frame data significance
• Differentiating false codes from actual faults

Module 4: Systematic Diagnostic Techniques

• A 5-step approach to diagnostics (verify, retrieve, analyze, test, repair)
• Utilizing wiring diagrams and service manuals
• Interpreting sensor outputs (MAF, MAP, O2, CKP, CMP)

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Module 5: Fuel System Diagnostics

• Testing fuel pump, injectors, and pressure regulators
• Diagnosing conditions of lean/rich mixtures
• Common fuel-related diagnostic trouble codes (P0171, P0172, P0300)

Module 6: Ignition System Diagnostics

• Testing spark plugs, coils, and ignition modules
• Diagnosing misfires (P0301-P0308)
• Utilizing oscilloscopes for ignition analysis

Module 7: Compression and Mechanical Diagnostics

• Executing compression tests
• Diagnosing causes of low compression (valves, rings, head gasket)
• Identifying oil consumption and smoke issues

Module 8: Emission Control Diagnostics

• Troubleshooting EGR, PCV, and EVAP systems
• Evaluating catalytic converter performance
• Identifying emission-related DTCs (P0420, P0401)

Module 9: Practical Diagnostic Sessions

• Live vehicle diagnostics through case studies
• Simulated fault scenarios for hands-on practice
• Group exercises for collaborative troubleshooting

Module 10: Final Examination & Certification

• Written evaluation of diagnostic principles
• Practical exercise in diagnostic challenges
• Certification of course completion

Teaching Approach:

• Theoretical Lessons (Lectures & Discussions)
• Live Demonstrations (On Actual Vehicles)
• Hands-On Experience (Diagnostic Tools & Cases)
• Group Work & Case Analysis

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Target Audience:

• Automotive professionals
• Mechanics aiming for enhanced diagnostic capabilities
• Students in vocational training
• DIY enthusiasts desiring to improve their vehicle repair skills

Certification:

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Upon successful course completion and passing the assessment, participants will obtain a Certificate in Car Engine Diagnostics.