This course provides instruction in computerized power train system operation and diagnostic procedures. Course includes an in-depth study in modern ignition, fuel, and power train computer-controlled systems. Course provides in-depth knowledge related to various onboard vehicle diagnostic processes. This course gives the student the opportunity to use industry-standard testing equipment such as PC-based scopes and hand-held scanners. Course requires an understanding of automotive electrical and electronic fundamentals and together with AUT 110, prepares the student for ASE certification test on engine performance.
Prerequisites
AUT 105 and AUT 110 with a grade of "C" or higher or instructor approval.
Student Learning Outcomes
- Apply proper safety procedures and processes.
- Perform general power train system diagnosis using a strategy-based process. (NATEF VIII A)
- Diagnose and repair vehicle “hard code” and “no code” intermittent performance concerns on vehicles with computerized controls using a strategy-based process. (NATEF VIII B & D)
- Diagnose and repair various ignition system engine performance concerns using a strategy-based process. (NATEF VIII C)
- Diagnose and repair excessive emission failure/concerns. (NATEF VIII A & E)
- Demonstrate ability to utilize various diagnostic equipment, such as: lab scope, hand-held scanners, DVOM, logic probes, sensor simulator and exhaust gas analyzer. (NATEF VI A, NATEF VII B, D, & E