INTERMEDIATE / ADVANCED
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
EV/HYBRID SYSTEMS
Modern Gasoline Engines Turbo Operation & Diagnostics 2/8/25, Class #212 1:30-4:30 pm Recent changes in fuel economy standards have caused vehicle manufacturers to drastically increase the percentage of vehicles equipped with turbochargers. The result, smaller C.I.D. engines producing higher horsepower with better fuel economy by way of turbo charging. This course reintroduces the technicians to different turbocharger technologies and control systems. Many times, a turbocharger failure is not caused by the turbocharger itself, but the result of another failure. The course discusses diagnosing operation and performance issues as they relate to causing turbocharger failures to help ensure a complete engine repair and to avoid repeated turbocharger failures. Presented by: BBB Industries Speaker: Brandon Macklenar, ASE Master Tech
Electrified Vehicles - Systems & Diagnostics Workshop: Part 1 & 2 Part 1 2/8/25, Class #124 8:30-11:30 am Part 2 2/8/25, Class #224 1:30-4:30 pm Students will learn diagnostic and repair techniques for working with high-voltage vehicles. The course covers the components that make these vehicles unique and delves deep into their operation, their specialized components, and effective diagnostic procedures. It also extensively covers the most critical subject of the lessons: safety. This class explains the vehicle’s workings, preparing the vehicle for safe diagnostic interaction, proper personal protective equipment for the technician, and recommended procedures for servicing HV systems. Course Objectives: • Safety fundamentals and testing procedures. • Wiring schematics. • Hybrid/EV configurations and components.
• Regenerative braking. • Scan tool diagnostics. • EV cooling systems. Presented by: AVI On Demand Speaker: AVI - The Group Training
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