DIESEL TECHNICIAN TRAINING
Technical training from one of the nation’s leading critical engine component experts.
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OUR COURSE OFFERINGS
BOSCH COMMON RAIL INJECTORS
- Construction & operation principles of common rail injectors CRI 1-2.1 and CRIN 1-3
- Disassembly, inspection and failure mode analysis of component parts
- Reassembly performing all critical measurements and adjustments
- Testing & failure mode analysis of the common rail injectors on the 815 test bench with the CRI/CRIN test solution
- Use of related ESI[tronic] 2.0 service information, help desk tickets, service tools and test equipment (including Bosch Quality Scan)
BOSCH DIESEL SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
- Introduction to Bosch Electronic Service Information (ESI[tronic] 2.0).
- Construction and operating principles of individual components, interaction within the complete system, disassembly, reassembly, testing and failure mode analysis of VE pumps, torque control, related aneroids (LDA’s), K-KSB, LFB ancillary devices, test nozzles and holders.
- Use of related Bosch service information systems.
BOSCH DIESEL SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS - 1A
- Introduction to Bosch Electronic Service Information ESI[tronic]2.0
- Construction and operating principles of individual components
- Interaction within the complete system, disassembly, reassembly, testing and failure mode analysis of A pumps, RSV governors, torque control, related aneroids (LDA’s), feed pumps, test nozzles and holders
- Use of related Bosch service information systems, Help Desk tickets, service tools, EPS815 test bench and test equipment
ELETRICAL 1
This two-day course prepares the technician to understand electrical principles and practices to be performed during drivability diagnosing. Ohm’s Law is analyzed along with the theory of DC current. Instruction in this course is focused on applying basic electrical theory and use in testing circuits and components such as sensors and actuators found on vehicles with electronic control systems.
ELETRICAL 2
Basic electrical and electronic fundamentals were covered in Electrical 1. Electricity was described as the movement of electrons. This course continues with the types of resistors and variable resistors such as the potentiometer. Circuits with variable resistors will be assembled and reviewed. Construction, plus their uses will be explained and shown on a vehicle. Sensors that use these variable sensors will be analyzed in wiring diagrams. Once the analysis is completed, there will be assigned tasks on the vehicle. Training will continue with the introduction of semiconductors.
STANADYNE DE PUMP
Technicians will go through the theory and operation of the Stanadyne DE electronically controlled pump. Technicians will get hands on experience which includes disassembly, assembly, usage of the electronic interface package, and calibration of the pump.
CAPACITACION EN BOMBAS STANADYNE DE Y DB4
Los técnicos aprenderan acerca de las bombas Stanadyne DE y DB4. En ambos tipos de bombas, los temas que se cubrirán durante el curso consisten en la teoría y practica acerca del funcionamiento de estas bombas.
BOSCH ELECTRONIC DIESEL CONTROL & ELECTRICAL 1
Bosch Electronic Diesel Control (EDC) training consist of two parts; first one will be an introduction to DC electricity and electronic theory used on vehicle electrical systems. This will include Ohm’s law, electrical diagnosis, wiring diagrams, and wiring circuits using ATech diagnostic boards.
Part two, covers construction and operation of the inline pump mounted RE governor, interaction with the complete system, disassembly, reassembly, testing and failure mode analysis. Use of related Bosch service information, service tools and test equipment.
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Mike Ruffing
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