Emphasis is on diagnosis of malfunctions, using road testing techniques and visual brake inspection procedures, and on integrity of repair. Hydraulic theory fundamentals and component machining operations are also covered. The apprentice is supervised by an experienced service employee of the facility who works with the program coordinator in developing goals and evaluating performance. The apprentice is supervised by an experienced service employee of the facility who works with the program coordinator in developing goals and evaluating performance. Driveability situations are discussed with possible solutions, utilizing information presented in AUT 111 and AUT 112.
Emphasis is placed on proper diagnosis of driveability problems and recommended repair procedures.
Proper diagnosis and repair of systems and components are emphasized. Topics include engine operating principles, component measurement techniques, engine removal and reinstallation, and service manual usage for diagnosis. Each student is required to totally disassemble, diagnose, and reassemble a four-cycle engine. The apprentice is supervised by an experienced service employee of the facility who works with the program coordinator in developing goals and evaluating performance. The apprentice is supervised by an experienced service employee of the facility who works with the program coordinator in developing goals and evaluating performance.