New Course: The Diagnostic Approach with Ron Bilyeu
October 23, 2014
Drivability is the best customer friendly repair specialty to master as most customers don’t have automotive knowledge. Their complaints are usually in the form of describing certain characteristics the vehicle takes on when attempting to start, stop, cruise or reach high speeds on the highway. As a technician it is important to be able to define abnormal vehicle behavior as described by the customer and apply it to a comprehensive, well thought out manner of diagnostics.
Successfully diagnosing a drivability issue can be as easy as understanding scan tool data, what modules relate to each other and why it’s important to retrieve codes on all modules. This course is taught by instructor and master data analyst Ron Bilyeu who will take you through a comprehensive approach to diagnosing drivability using computer data. Identify if the issue is breathing, fuel or ignition and how to diagnose using scan data for those systems. The information in this course can be applied to domestic and import applications.
This course was produced using the Modis Ultra Pro – data analytics and diagnostic processes can be applied to ANY aftermarket scanner.
Topics Covered:
- Volumetric Efficiency Diagnosis
- Positive and Negative Fuel Trim Faults & Conditions
- Ignition System Diagnostics
- Preliminary Diagnostics
- Secondary Ignition Testing
- Test Driving Diagnostics
- 2007 Ford F-150 Case Study
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The Diagnostic Approach
View CourseSuccessfully diagnosing a drivability issue can be as easy as understanding scan tool data, what modules relate to each other and why it’s important to retrieve codes on all modules. This course is taught by instructor and master data analyst Ron Bilyeu who will take you through a comprehensive approach to diagnosing drivability using computer data. Identify if the issue is breathing, fuel or ignition and how to diagnose using scan data for those systems. The information in this course can be applied to domestic and import applications.
