Mysteries of Gasoline Direct Injection
April 9, 2014
Gasoline Direct Injection engines are starting to make their way into new vehicle models at a fast pace. Largely due to this engine’s fuel economy and performance potential, instructor Ron Bilyeu predicts in less than 5 years most new gasoline engines will be GDI. Familiarize yourself with this up-and-coming technology with AVI’s newest course, “Mysteries of GDI.” Learn how a GDI system works, how different manufacturers produce GDI, scan tool diagnostics, common trouble shooting and much more. Like all AVI training courses, this video production comes with a supplemental manual, a post knowledge assessment and a certificate of course completion.
Also Covered:
- High Pressure Fuel Delivery Methods
- Advantages and Disadvantages to GDI
- Component examination
- Trouble Shooting and Diagnostics
- Scan Tool Diagnostics and Tuning
- Common Issues
- GDI Future Predictions
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Mysteries of GDI
View CourseIn this new class called “Mysteries of GDI,” Ron Bilyeu dissects the mechanical and electrical components in this high-pressure fuel deliver system, explains the benefits and drawbacks and examines the differences in manufacturer methods.
