INTERMEDIATE / ADVANCED
ELECTRICAL
Getting to Know Automotive Computers 2/8/25, Class #121 8:30-11:30 am This session is useful for entry level to the advanced technicians. This class/seminar provides an overview of the vehicles computer system operation. It also covers Computer Relationships, Component Descriptions, and Scan Tool Troubleshooting Tips, Updates on Newer Advanced Technologies such as CAN, Vehicle Networking Strategies, Data Protocols, and an overview of OBD II Mode 6 that includes sample screens and PID values. Presented by: Dorman Training Center Speaker: Josh Weaver
Modern Smart Charging Systems 2/8/25, Class #112 8:30-11:30 am
Vehicle manufacturers are faced with trying to meet ever increasing fuel economy standards. One of the changes the manufacturers have embraced is computer-controlling the charging systems to minimize the rotating resistance of the alternators. These computer-controlled charging systems require a system-wide diagnostic procedure. This course helps to introduce technicians to these computer-controlled charging systems, as well as reinforce the sometimes-forgotten procedures needed for diagnosing charging system failures. The course begins with battery and cable diagnosis, basic alternator operation, as well as belt and pulley inspections. The course then continues, covering the computer-controlled charging system operation and diagnosis. Presented by: BBB Industries Speaker: Brandon Macklenar, ASE Master Tech
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