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1 Training Repair Technicians Session #11: 10:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Training 5.5.16 G. Truglia, Training Director

2 Training Repair Technicians 2 Agenda Keeping repair technicians involved What should be presented Real-world case studies (failing vehicles) What’s needed to diagnose and fix failures

3 Training Repair Technicians Keeping the Repair Technician Involved Solving current problems shops encounter  Failing DTCs  P0171- P0420  Etc. Time to Temperature Engaging Instructor  Webcast  Web Training  Seminars  Calls  Hands-on Training 3

4 Training Repair Technicians Engine Temperature Effects Many technicians encounter vehicles with Monitors issues  Difficult to complete  Exhibit drivability problems The problems may be caused by varying issues  Today, we will focus primarily on cooling system issues Important factors that can prevent vehicle system monitors from being ready  The coolant, air pockets and proper thermostat calibration Cooling system is often overlooked  Due to engine coolant/antifreeze (Quality looks good for long period of time)  Interval to change coolant/antifreeze is high mileage 4

5 Training Repair Technicians Engine Temperature Effects Cooling system problems can prevent monitors from becoming ready or cause DTCs 5 Teaching not to clear DTCs since the PCM on many newer vehicles will look clear. Look at criteria to confirm

6 Training Repair Technicians What Should Be Presented Information needed to solve a problem such as EVAP DTCs 6 2006 BMW 320I P0456 Small Leak 2006 Jeep P0457 Loose Fuel Cap (After 3 new ones - I don’t think so) 2005 Jeep Liberty P0440 General EVAP System Failure

7 Training Repair Technicians Real-World Case Studies (Failing Vehicles) 1998 Lincoln 4.6L: MIL Lamp ON, DTC P0420, Maybe a P0430 next 7

8 Training Repair Technicians What is Needed to Diagnose and Fix Failures Training  Not just testing and having technicians guess  Train and obtain clean vehicles  Technician – Repairer conference calls and webinars  Live in-class seminars  Print and online manuals  Video resources  Hands-on classes with in-bay vehicle training Technicians need to update so they do not evaporate 8

9 Training Repair Technicians Session #11: 10:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Training 5.5.16 G. Truglia, Training Director


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