Technicians requiring the more advanced technological aspects of gasoline engine management, the developments in component technology, emissions controls and associated sub-systems, will benefit from attending this course. Highly advanced system components and controls are becoming increasingly common. To carry out efficient diagnosis, technicians require a thorough understanding of the operational concept of these components and controls. Practical test procedures will include analysis of component signal patterns and their characteristics to provide trainees with in-depth working knowledge.
This course is delivered by Bosch and upon successful completion qualifies for IMI Awards Quality Assured Award (QAP) certification.
Course Details
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CPD Credit Value
16
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Course Format
Physical
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Course Duration
2 days
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Provided By
Bosch
What do I receive?
You will be able to:
- Identify and state the detailed operation of the sensors, components and actuators of advanced engine management systems.
- Carry out advanced diagnostic test routines on systems and individual components.
- Utilise all available data for the evaluation of vehicle faults.
CPD Credits
| Professional Register |
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16 |
| TechSafe |
N/A |
N/A |
Who is this for?
Vehicle technicians with a sound knowledge of spark ignition engine management diagnostics including gas analysis and are familiar with the use of a typical oscilloscope, gas analyser and diagnostic test equipment.
CPD Credit Value 24
Course Duration 2 days
Venue STC Uxbridge / regional centre
Dates listed subject to change.