AUTO 219: Engine Drivability

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Class Program

Automotive Technology

Credits

Clinical Hours None

Weekly Contact Hours

7.5

Course ID

092308

Meets Degree Requirements For

Restricted Elective

Description

Course covering theory and the use of scan tools in the diagnosis, adjustment of automotive engine control systems including Can and Lan systems. Use of Factory and Aftermarket Diagnostic Equipment, Use of Oscilloscopes to interpret electrical waveforms, primary and secondary ignition systems. Use of low and high-pressure fuel injection tools. Leadership and human relations are an integral part of instruction.

Grading Basis

Graded

Prerequisites

Acceptance into the Automotive Tech program AUTO 100 and AUTO 113, or Instructor Permission

Course Learning Outcomes

Demonstrate skills and knowledge in the use of the various scan tools used to test Engine control systems components and sensors.

Demonstrate skill in removing, disassembling, assembling, installing and servicing Control module systems components.

Demonstrate the ability to analyze and interpret engine data using lab scopes.

Demonstrate good safety habits and an appreciation of safety precautions and rules.

Core Topics

Safety
Diagnosis, Adjustment and Repair of Automotive Engine Performance and Components
Access and Use of Information to Perform Diagnosis, Adjustment and Repair Tasks
Use Automotive Scan Tools in the Diagnosis of Computer Systems