DIESL 206 Advanced Service Applications

This course is an application of gained knowledge of various systems, the relationship between systems, their components, and the procedures for providing service to engines and fuel systems, power trains, hydraulic systems, electrical systems, air conditioning and refrigeration systems, and the procedures for performing periodic maintenance. Co-requisite DIESL 206 or instructor permission

Credits

7

Distribution

Career Training

Offered

Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer

Notes

 

Outcomes

1. Apply knowledge and skills learned through theory/guided practice to service, troubleshoot, and repair engine accessories
2. Complete work order to include customer information, vehicle identifying information, related service history, to follow up on the 3 C's in customer service; concern, cause, and correction.
3. Demonstrates effective oral and written communication with customers and as a team member.
4. Differentiate engine designs, inspect, service, troubleshoot and repair as required to maintain proper operation
5. Perform A-B-C, PMI, and DOT inspections to industry standards

Instructional Mode:

Web-enhanced, In-person

Field Based Experience

0