Tailor your learning experience with the Live Training Season Pass. Featuring up to 6 expertly designed classes over a 12-month period. Choose from convenient day or evening sessions that fit your schedule. Each workshop features exercises and live demonstrations led by top-rated instructors in every class. Train Your entire shop (up to four technicians). Whether refining skills or exploring new techniques, our workshops offer the perfect hands-on learning environment.
AVI classroom training rises above the typical PowerPoint presentation. Our ASE Master Certified instructors blend traditional slide-based lectures with live demonstrations, creating an engaging and interactive learning environment. Each AVI training program imparts essential knowledge through real-world case studies that reinforce core concepts and techniques, supported by additional materials to ensure a thorough and well-rounded learning experience.
Vehicle functional requirements, emission regulations, and performance all impact on the cooling systems. Severe climates, disrupted air or water flow, and coolant routing present unique challenges to technicians servicing vehicle cooling systems. This course introduces the components, diagnostics and service that affect cooling system operation and performance.
The goal of this course is to introduce technicians and service personnel to the basic principles of cooling systems for light and medium duty vehicles. Participants will learn about components that are directly and indirectly related to coolant flow, system pressure, fans, radiators, heater cores, closed loop thermal re-circulation, and overall system performance. Basic concepts will be reinforced with examples and a cooling performance calculation of a typical automotive cooling system.
In its most basic form, a wheel alignment consists of adjusting the angles of the wheels so that they are perpendicular to the ground and parallel to each other. The purpose of these adjustments is maximum tire life and a vehicle that tracks straight and true when driving along a straight and level road. This course covers important steps used to perform different alignment on a variety of vehicles.
Headlights have been a part of automobiles back to the beginning when lanterns were used as headlights. Headlights serve one main purpose which is to illuminate the road. Headlight bulbs have evolved from simple filaments to complex HID, LED, and laser designs. Headlights must provide enough light at highway speeds to ensure the safety of the driver but at the same time cannot blind oncoming traffic. Nanotechnology has led to LED micromirror designs that were not possible in the earlier years of the automobile. This course will explore new headlight designs, and break down the differences between Candelas, lumens, watts, Kelvin, and pixels. This course covers generic headlight aiming procedures and DOT regulations. We have also included a section on headlight control systems which illustrates the complex design used in late model vehicles.
Topics:
Course Objectives:
This live 4-hour instructor-led course will educate the automotive air conditioning technician on the new trends in both systems and refrigerants and the diagnostic tools and techniques needed to repair today's advanced A/C systems.
A heavy emphasis will be placed on automatic temperature control systems, R-1234yf, and advanced procedures and tools, pressure gauges, reclaimers/recyclers, and thermal imaging cameras.
This live classroom training will explain and all thermal-related vehicle system's fundamentals, laying out practical tips for the working tech who wants to become more experienced with heating and air conditioning systems. HVAC is becoming more complex in today's vehicles, and this course will present both traditional and cutting-edge HVAC diagnostic procedures. As the days of simple air conditioning and heating repairs are long gone, the savvy technician must develop new strategies for maintaining and repairing today's HVAC systems. This course will cover conventional HVAC systems and discuss electric and hybrid electric heating and cooling systems.
Effectively diagnosing C.A.N./C.A.N. FD concerns poses a significant challenge to diagnostic technicians. This intensive course offers unparalleled coverage of the design, operation, and testing of C.A.N. FD systems. Students will be presented with an overview of multiplexing, networking systems and how the various modules are integrated onto a common communication network.
Ford systems have changed over the years leaning toward turbocharged vehicles with dual fuel systems. New technology requires training. This class will cover Ford’s new cloud-based scan tool along with the new J2716 SENT sensor protocol. We will also explore variable cam timing systems and the inherent problems they present. We will discuss new issues arising in cam and crank signal testing and dive into the triple spark ignition systems.
If you’re a technician working on Ford vehicles, you may have heard of FDRS. Short for Ford Diagnostic and Repair System. FDRS is a powerful diagnostic tool used by Ford dealerships and repair shops worldwide to interface with the systems, networks and components found on modern Ford products. The FDRS is next generation scan tool technology designed to interface with the multi-network, multi-control module vehicles of today. This interactive class provides technicians with the skills and knowledge required for using this tool.
Discover the cutting-edge world of General Motors Diagnostics with our General Motors Diagnostics course. This course provides the knowledge and skills you need to excel in diagnosing and repairing GM vehicles. Master the GM Global Diagnostic System (GDS) scan tool and learn to navigate its advanced features for efficient vehicle troubleshooting. Identify common engine problems quickly and accurately, and gain proficiency in essential transmission procedures to ensure optimal vehicle performance. Stay ahead in the industry by recognizing new sensor technologies and understanding their applications in GM vehicles. Enhance your diagnostic capabilities with a focus on brushless low-pressure fuel pumps, equipping yourself to handle complex fuel system issues.
LD Diesel Emissions More and more shops and fleets are faced with increasing numbers of light duty diesel vehicles with emissions system related issues. Accurately diagnosing and repairing these motors can be challenging at times. This course presents interactive classroom training on proper diagnosis of light duty diesel engine emissions systems, operation and proper diagnosis.
This course covers diesel fuel system testing on Powerstroke, Duramax and Cummins motors. If yoru shop is experiencing comebacks related to diesel fuel or you find yourself replacing pumps and injectors without resolving driveability issues, you need to take this course. We will cover correct diesel fuel testing in great detail as well as the pumps, filters and associated components and plumbing that comes together to make the system work. We will show you some tools and diagnostic techniques that make the testing safe, accurate, and easy. We will cover fuel supply testing to lift pumps and high-pressure pumps. Step by step testing, diagnostics, and repairs will be discussed.
Elevate your skills and join us for a classroom training focused on diagnostic and repair techniques for Power Stroke, Cummins, and Duramax diesel systems. This classroom training provides essential training and techniques needed to diagnose and repair these systems efficiently.
Elevate your skills and join us for a classroom training focused on diagnostic and repair techniques for Power Stroke, Cummins, and Duramax diesel systems. This workshop provides essential training and techniques needed to diagnose and repair these systems efficiently.
Learn about what’s new with 6.7 Cummins engines as of 2019. This course will cover key areas that were changed, and what makes diagnosing and servicing them different along with the performance and durability improvements provided by these changes. We will also take a deep dive into the fuel systems and what to watch out for concerning high-pressure pump and injector failures. This course will also cover valvetrain, emissions systems, and turbocharger concerns.
Objectives:
Learn strategies and processes focused on recruiting and keeping the best talent for your business. More important than the technology to repair vehicles are the people who do the work. The landscape for hiring has drastically changed. New online tools create new challenges and benefits for how and who we hire. This course will help you find and keep the best talent in your shop.
Objectives:
Measuring pressure within specific cylinders is a relatively new form of automotive diagnostic testing, It uses amplified and non-amplified pressure transducers to determine specific cylinder misfires, engine blow-by percentage, restrictions in fuel injectors, valve timing, concerns, and other volumetric efficiency issues. AVI Instructor John Barclay takes a deep look at pressure transducer waveforms, determining cam timing. and how to Use pressure transducers to determine engine mechanical, fuel system, and misfire concerns. Valve train including intake and exhaust issues can all be diagnosed using a pressure transducer and a labscope. This class shows detailed interpretation of wave forms and timing.
Objectives:
This course will cover the design, operation, and testing of A/C systems on hybrid and electric vehicles. These systems can come in many forms of compressor drive from belt only, belt/electric combination to full electric in either AC or DC voltage supply. A condensed discussion of the refrigeration cycle will be included.
Safety will be reviewed along with proper usage of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and when it is to be used. Vehicle type identification leading into covering the basics of hybrid and EV operation such as how to: Enter, Start and Drive a Tesla and other out of the normal style vehicle types. Engaging the learner with a mix of in-shop hands on activities will define maintenance opportunities and create a culture that motivates customers to have their Hybrid or EV serviced at your location. We will explain the wide variety of low voltage system services you should offer as well as provide information on the various high voltage system services to offer. Tools, tips and tricks will be discussed along with many step-by-step processes and critical services which can currently be performed. Highlighted too, will be a variety of hybrid/EV specific procedures for systems such as cooling and fuel services.
In this classroom training, students will learn diagnostic and repair techniques for working with high-voltage vehicles. The course covers the components that make these vehicles unique and delves deep into their operation, their specialized components, and effective diagnostic procedures. It also extensively covers the most critical subject of the lessons: safety. This class explains the vehicle’s workings, preparing the vehicle for safe diagnostic interaction, proper personal protective equipment for the technician, and recommended procedures for servicing HV systems.
In this classroom training, students will learn diagnostic and repair techniques for working with high-voltage vehicles. The course covers the components that make these vehicles unique and delves deep into their operation, their specialized components, and effective diagnostic procedures. It also extensively covers the most critical subject of the lessons: safety. This class explains the vehicle’s workings, preparing the vehicle for safe diagnostic interaction, proper personal protective equipment for the technician, and recommended procedures for servicing HV systems.
In this classroom training, students will learn diagnostic and repair techniques for working with high-voltage vehicles. The course covers the components that make these vehicles unique and delves deep into their operation, their specialized components, and effective diagnostic procedures. It also extensively covers the most critical subject of the lessons: safety. This class explains the vehicle’s workings, preparing the vehicle for safe diagnostic interaction, proper personal protective equipment for the technician, and recommended procedures for servicing HV systems.
Elevate your expertise in electric and hybrid vehicles with our immersive, hands-on training course designed for automotive professionals. This comprehensive program takes you deep into the heart of HEV technology, where you'll master the critical components that power modern vehicles.
Gain a solid grasp of inverter operations and the role of Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistors (IGBTs), while honing your skills in analyzing voltage and amperage waveforms. You'll also learn to diagnose DC-DC converters with confidence, distinguish between buck and boost operations, and perform essential tests on high voltage systems—all crucial for ensuring vehicle safety and performance.
But we don't stop there. This course also provides in-depth training on three-phase automotive motors, from identifying every motor component to advanced diagnostics. You'll learn to differentiate between permanent magnet and induction motors, evaluate motor windings, and tackle motor and bearing failures with ease. Plus, explore how these motors interact with gear trains to ensure seamless vehicle operation.
By the end of this course, you'll be equipped with expert-level skills to troubleshoot and maintain the critical electronics and motors that drive today's cutting-edge automotive technology. Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving world of vehicle electrification.
Objectives:
Learn specific Ev Technology on the Ford Mach E with in-depth discussion on computer strategies and scan data interpretation, including battery testing, charging and maintenance. Learn proper safety; and develop a diagnostic process specific to electric vehicles.
Learn specific Ev Technology on the Ford Lightning with in-depth discussion on computer strategies and scan data interpretation, including battery testing, charging and maintenance. Learn proper safety; and develop a diagnostic process specific to electric vehicles. Safety will be discussed along with proper usage of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and specialty tools required for EV service. This course will cover the types of EV drive systems in use as well as their operation and service needs. Description and operation sections will include E/V drivetrain components, inverter/converter systems, motor types and design differences, air conditioning system designs, cooling systems for the components. Diagnostic procedures and proper tool usage will be covered in depth as the electronic testing tools required for these vehicles are different from those commonly used in shops at this time.
Objective:
Learn specific Ev Technology on the Nissan Leaf with in-depth discussion on computer strategies and scan data interpretation, including battery testing, charging and maintenance. Learn proper safety; and develop a diagnostic process specific to electric vehicles.
The Toyota Sienna hybrid has evolved substantially over the years. This training will provide you with the latest updates on the Sienna's advanced systems including the predictive SOC technology. You will also learn about the GTS scan tool as well as essential tools and procedures for diagnosing electrical issues related to the battery, inverter and motor generators. Essential safety protocols as well as routine maintenance items are also covered.
The Chevy Bolt EV was introduced in 2017. There is also another Chevy Bolt that is called The Bolt EUV. Both vehicle powertrains are the same and are becoming more and more common on the road as an affordable EV. The Chevy Bolt technology started with what GM learned developing the Chevy Spark EV. GM’s major target was to exceed 200 mile driving range to reduce range anxiety. Explore the components, diagnostics and strategies to work on these intriguing vehicles.
Objective:
AVI's Tesla Training Class is designed exclusively for automotive technicians seeking expertise in servicing Tesla vehicles. This comprehensive course equips you with the essential skills and knowledge to handle Tesla's advanced technology effectively. Learn to navigate and utilize Tesla's comprehensive service information resources, ensuring access to accurate repair procedures and technical specifications. Master proper shutdown and isolation procedures specific to Tesla vehicles, essential for ensuring technician safety and preventing electrical hazards. Gain an in-depth understanding of Tesla's self-driving hardware and software, including sensors, cameras, and autonomous driving capabilities. Explore how to select and utilize scan tools to access and interpret data Parameter IDs (PIDs), enabling thorough diagnostics and troubleshooting. Practice procedures for jump-starting a Tesla vehicle with a dead 12-volt battery, understanding the unique considerations and safety protocols involved. Analyze the operation of three-phase motors and high-voltage batteries used in Tesla vehicles, gaining insights into their performance characteristics and maintenance requirements. Identify Tesla charge port terminals and understand the various charge voltage options available, essential for safely and efficiently managing vehicle charging. By the end of this course, you will be equipped with the specialized skills and confidence needed to service Tesla vehicles competently, ensuring customer satisfaction and enhancing your career in automotive technology.
Objective:
Jump into the innovative world of the new electric-powered Chevy Blazer in AVI's live training course designed for automotive professionals. This course focuses on the safe handling of high-voltage systems, equipping you with essential safety practices for conducting high-voltage testing and ensuring technician safety and compliance. Explore the cutting-edge features of the Chevy Blazer's electric powertrain, including identifying the most common charge connectors used for electric vehicle charging. Gain a comprehensive understanding of inverter operation and the functions of Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistors (IGBTs) crucial to the vehicle's electrical system. Learn to measure the high-voltage system for isolation faults, using specialized tools and techniques to maintain system integrity and reliability. Discover the tools and equipment essential for HEV/BEV testing, from diagnostic scanners to specialized meters, empowering you to effectively diagnose and troubleshoot electric vehicle systems. Whether you're new to electric vehicles or expanding your expertise, this course provides practical knowledge and hands-on experience essential for servicing the new electric-powered Chevy Blazer and advancing your career in automotive technology
Objectives:
This class covers the many different transaxle/drive axle designs that are on the market today. It is also meant to reveal that the inside of these transaxles is not scary, and most are very simple. We will cover power flow, gear reduction, and how torque is multiplied. In the first portion of this class, we will cover the torque and horsepower of electric motors and how it varies from gasoline engine designs. We will also cover why electric motors lose their torque with RPM. We will start with simple BEV gear trains and migrate to more sophisticated systems as we go. We hope that you will appreciate the knowledge we have presented throughout the class by taking some time to explain the concepts.
Explore the intricate world of high voltage electric vehicle (EV) batteries in this comprehensive training course. Gain a deep understanding of battery design principles, focusing on Nickel-Metal Hydride (NiMH) technology, including the structure of cells, modules, and sections in series. Master safety protocols crucial for high voltage battery testing and learn to interpret scan data effectively to distinguish between healthy and faulty cells. Hands-on exercises will equip you with the skills to perform testing, balancing, and reconditioning procedures on NiMH batteries, ensuring optimal performance and longevity in EV applications.
Objectives:
Enhance your knowledge of electric and hybrid vehicles with this comprehensive course. Learn the intricacies of HEV vehicle electronics by exploring the operation of inverters and understanding the fundamental workings of Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistors (IGBTs). Gain proficiency in analyzing inverter voltage and amperage waveforms, as well as measuring high voltage systems for isolation faults and evaluating capacitors. Develop expert-level skills in diagnosing DC-DC converters through structured diagnostic planning, and distinguish between buck and boost operations. Hands-on sessions will equip you to perform thorough testing on high voltage contactors, ensuring mastery of critical components in modern automotive electrification.
Objectives:
This live training course provides a thorough understanding of three-phase automotive motors, covering essential aspects from identification of motor components to advanced diagnostic techniques. Participants will learn to identify all parts of a three-phase motor, differentiate between permanent magnet and induction motor operations, and evaluate motor windings using specialized equipment. The course also explores the interaction of three-phase motors with gear trains and equips learners with the skills to analyze motor and bearing failures. By the end of this training, participants will gain practical insights and proficiency in troubleshooting and maintaining automotive motors effectively.
This live training course is designed to equip participants with essential knowledge and practical skills related to electric car charging stations. Participants will learn to identify the most common charge connectors used in electric vehicles, define pin assignments within these connectors, and understand their operational characteristics. The course will cover the operation of on-board chargers and differentiate between level 1, 2, 3, and 4 charging systems, highlighting their respective capabilities and applications. Participants will also gain expertise in calculating the appropriate size of home chargers to match specific vehicle requirements and learn to select mobile applications that facilitate finding and utilizing remote charging stations effectively. By the end of this course, participants will have a comprehensive understanding of electric car charging infrastructure, enabling them to make informed decisions in installation, operation, and utilization of charging stations.
Objectives:
This live training presentation on GM Electric and Hybrid Vehicles offers an in-depth exploration into the cutting-edge technology and safety practices essential for working with these advanced automotive systems. Participants will gain critical knowledge on determining the correct safety practices for high voltage testing, ensuring a secure and compliant working environment. The course will thoroughly examine the distinct differences between the drivetrains of the GM Bolt, Blazer, and Volt, providing a comprehensive understanding of their unique engineering and performance characteristics. Additionally, attendees will learn to describe the operation of an inverter, a key component in the power conversion process of electric vehicles.
Furthermore, the training will delve into the functionality of Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistors (IGBTs), highlighting their crucial role in electric vehicle systems. Participants will be equipped with the skills to measure high voltage systems for isolation faults, ensuring the integrity and safety of these systems. The course also includes an overview of the specialized tools used in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) and Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) testing, offering hands-on demonstrations to reinforce learning. This comprehensive training is designed to empower automotive professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in the rapidly evolving field of electric and hybrid vehicles.
Objectives:
This Hybrid and EV Tools course will provide technicians with a comprehensive understanding of the operation of six essential diagnostic tools for troubleshooting and servicing electric and hybrid vehicles.
These tools include:
This course examines the proper use and inspection of personal protective equipment, including electrical safety gloves. In addition to presenting each tool, Hybrid and EV Tools gives specific application demonstrations for each tool with real world scenario diagnostic tests. Each tool is demonstrated in an application relating to Electric and Hybrid vehicles and how you can use your tools to be safe, efficient and fix the cars correctly.
Objectives:
Learn about the advanced technology of fourth-generation Toyota Prius hybrid vehicles in this comprehensive live training course tailored for automotive technicians. Learn and practice essential safety protocols specific to hybrid systems, including high-voltage safety, battery handling procedures, and emergency response techniques. Gain proficiency in identifying and utilizing factory scan data functions crucial for diagnosing and troubleshooting complex hybrid vehicle systems. Explore the intricate torque distribution paths originating from both the gasoline engine and electric motors, understanding their synergistic roles in optimizing vehicle performance and fuel efficiency. Gain a deep understanding of the operation principles behind three-phase motors, inverters, and DC-to-DC converters, essential components in hybrid powertrains. Through practical hands-on sessions, develop the skills necessary to conduct thorough testing and diagnostics on hybrid components, ensuring accurate assessments and effective maintenance practices. Equip yourself with the expertise needed to confidently service and repair fourth-generation Toyota Prius hybrids, mastering the forefront of automotive technology and enhancing your career capabilities in hybrid vehicle maintenance.
Objectives:
This live classroom training course will explain and discuss the various components included in ADAS, such as cameras, radars, blind spot detection moducles, and park assist sensors, and review service opportunities and procedures for the aftermarket. ADAS or "Advanced Driver Assistance Systems," is a relatively new technology, and as with any new technology, there is apprehension, fears and many rumors. Additionally, the students will participate in the setup, calibration and use of a portable Autel ADAS system, diagnosing a vehicle's detection systems.
Go to class page ↗
This live classroom training course will explain and discuss the various components included in ADAS, such as cameras, radars, blind spot detection moducles, and park assist sensors, and review service opportunities and procedures for the aftermarket. ADAS or "Advanced Driver Assistance Systems," is a relatively new technology, and as with any new technology, there is apprehension, fears and many rumors. Additionally, the students will participate in the setup, calibration and use of a portable Autel ADAS system, diagnosing a vehicle's detection systems.
Go to class page ↗
School buses have to maintain a climate that is safe and comfortable for the travelers.. In some states, A/C is only mandated for special needs buses, but with high temperatures and humidity during much of the school year, more and more buses are equipped with A/C. Depending on their size, buses may have multiple, independent A/C systems installed side by side or in other configurations. Effectively servicing school bus HVAC systems relies on quality training. This course will show you the components that make up a school bus HVAC system and show you how to readily diagnose and service them. We will take a look at legacy systems and spend time on modern school bus HVAC systems and the procedures used to keep them operating properly.
The ability to perform hands-on activities is the best way to learn. AVI is proud to offer technical training in a hands-on workshop environment using our award-winning training aids and system mock-ups. Our flexible offerings can be customized to meet your needs. Our Hands-On training can be delivered in a 1 to 5-day format. With multiple-day workshops, technicians have the opportunity to reinforce their training with additional tasks, increasing their efficiency and proficiency.
In this hands-on workshop, your instructor will present information on how to perform proper brake service on today's modern vehicles, as well as practical information on hydraulic, power assist, parking, and drum brake systems and associated components such as wheel bearings and brake control units. Topics include: Hydraulic systems, fluids, lines, hoses, valves, switches, repair, power assist units, and various strategies for associated electrical systems. This course is ideal for both the new student looking to learn about braking systems and the more advanced technician seeking diagnostic techniques and ASE A-5 test preparation assistance.
In this hands-on workshop, your instructor will present information on how to perform proper brake service on today's modern vehicles, as well as practical information on hydraulic, power assist, parking, and drum brake systems and associated components such as wheel bearings and brake control units. Topics include: Hydraulic systems, fluids, lines, hoses, valves, switches, repair, power assist units, and various strategies for associated electrical systems. This course is ideal for both the new student looking to learn about braking systems and the more advanced technician seeking diagnostic techniques and ASE A-5 test preparation assistance.
This 8 hour, hands-on training will demonstrate thermal-related vehicle system's fundamentals, laying out practical tips for the working tech who wants to become more experienced with heating and air conditioning systems. HVAC is becoming more complex in today's vehicles, and this course presents both traditional and cutting-edge HVAC diagnostic procedures. As the days of simple air conditioning and heating repairs are long gone, the savvy technician must develop new strategies for maintaining and repairing today's HVAC systems. This course gives participants hands-on training on conventional HVAC systems as well as becoming familiar with electric and hybrid electric heating and cooling systems.
This two day, hands-on training will demonstrate thermal-related vehicle system's fundamentals, laying out practical tips for the working tech who wants to become more experienced with heating and air conditioning systems. HVAC is becoming more complex in today's vehicles, and this course presents both traditional and cutting-edge HVAC diagnostic procedures. As the days of simple air conditioning and heating repairs are long gone, the savvy technician must develop new strategies for maintaining and repairing today's HVAC systems. This course gives participants hands-on training on conventional HVAC systems as well as becoming familiar with electric and hybrid electric heating and cooling systems.
Looking to get your entry level and novice techs familiar with the fundamentals of electrical system diagnostics? AVI’s 8-hour Hands on Entry Level Electrical training is a great place to start. Participants will learn essential skills and concepts using our e-trainer boards. They will apply concepts including circuit types, Ohm’s law and voltage drop testing as identifying primary components used on most vehicles today. This training is a great launching point for engaging your team in learning that will benefit the productivity of your shop!
This comprehensive 2 day session will provide the entry level teammates with the core skills that will allow them to develop into a skilled A-level technician in the future. Practical hands-on training will be performed by the teammate on electrical testing training aids. All learning will be reinforced with hands-on exercises. Electrical testing boards for hands-on testing will be provided during class.
This intermediate course is focused on providing a deep knowledge in vehicle electrical circuits along with comprehensive testing of Battery, Starting, and Charging. The participant will be presented with wiring diagrams to perform proper analysis of varied circuits controlled mechanically, conventionally and utilizing more modern logic program control (solid-state) components.
This intermediate course is focused on providing a deep knowledge in vehicle electrical circuits along with comprehensive testing of Battery, Starting, and Charging. The participant will be presented with wiring diagrams to perform proper analysis of varied circuits controlled mechanically, conventionally and utilizing more modern logic program control (solid-state) components.
In this hands-on course, you will learn how to set your scope to capture the signals you will use to diagnose faults in today's cars. From gathering preliminary baseline signals to deep diagnostics with pressure waveform we will teach you the processes required to be successful with your scope. We encourage you to bring your lab scope to use in class. Learning how to diagnose with your tools is the best way to learn! Accelerate your automotive diagnostic skills with our Automotive Lab Scope Diagnostics course. Dive into the world of oscilloscopes and learn to interpret waveforms for pinpoint accuracy in identifying vehicle issues. Explore hands-on exercises and real-world case studies to master the art of using lab scopes for quick and efficient troubleshooting. This course empowers you to elevate your diagnostic prowess, making you indispensable in the rapidly evolving field of electrical automotive technology.
In this hands-on course, you will learn how to set your scope to capture the signals you will use to diagnose faults in today's cars. From gathering preliminary baseline signals to deep diagnostics with pressure waveform we will teach you the processes required to be successful with your scope. We encourage you to bring your lab scope to use in class. Learning how to diagnose with your tools is the best way to learn! Accelerate your automotive diagnostic skills with our Automotive Lab Scope Diagnostics course. Dive into the world of oscilloscopes and learn to interpret waveforms for pinpoint accuracy in identifying vehicle issues. Explore hands-on exercises and real-world case studies to master the art of using lab scopes for quick and efficient troubleshooting. This course empowers you to elevate your diagnostic prowess, making you indispensable in the rapidly evolving field of electrical automotive technology.
Headlights have been a part of automobiles back to the beginning when lanterns were used as headlights. Headlights serve one main purpose which is to illuminate the road. Headlight bulbs have evolved from simple filaments to complex HID, LED, and laser designs. Headlights must provide enough light at highway speeds to ensure the safety of the driver but at the same time cannot blind oncoming traffic. Nanotechnology has led to LED micromirror designs that were not possible in the earlier years of the automobile. This course will explore new headlight designs, and break down the differences between Candelas, lumens, watts, Kelvin, and pixels. This course covers generic headlight aiming procedures and DOT regulations. We have also included a section on headlight control systems which illustrates the complex design used in late model vehicles.
If you’re a technician working on Ford vehicles, you may have heard of FDRS. Short for Ford Diagnostic and Repair System. FDRS is a powerful diagnostic tool used by Ford dealerships and repair shops worldwide to interface with the systems, networks and components found on modern Ford products. The FDRS is next generation scan tool technology designed to interface with the multi-network, multi-control module vehicles of today. This interactive class provides technicians with the skills and knowledge required for using this tool.
Elevate your skills and join us for an intensive hands-on training workshop focused on diagnostic and repair techniques for Power Stroke, Cummins, and Duramax diesel systems. This workshop provides essential hands-on training and practical techniques needed to diagnose and repair these systems efficiently.
In our Hands-On Cummins, Duramax and Power Stroke Diagnostics Workshop we bring a variety of training props. Our instructors are the best of the best with working knowledge of the entire system. This Master Diesel course we bring the entire engine to be disassembled and diagnosed. The Fuel System will be discussed in detail. Fuel quality is a major concern causing Drivability issues. Perform safe, accurate, and easy fuel testing in class. We will cover fuel supply to lift pumps and high-pressure pumps.
Diagnosing hard start and no start conditions can be a difficult challenge. Develop a proven process when testing drivability issues. Reduce your diagnostic time and prevent unneeded parts replacement. Understand the cause and its effect on the entire system. DPF and SCR issues can be hard to diagnose and repair. The DPF and SCR systems are two separate systems but can affect each other, and this part of the class we will take you through information and procedures to solve complaints involving SCR/DPF related issues.
Learn Diesel Computer Strategies when using your Scan Tool for Engine Performance issues. Get the most out of your Scan Tool. A in-depth discussion on features and functions to help determine in which system where the problem originates.
Elevate your skills and join us for an intensive hands-on training workshop focused on diagnostic and repair techniques for Power Stroke, Cummins, and Duramax diesel systems. This workshop provides essential hands-on training and practical techniques needed to diagnose and repair these systems efficiently.
In our Hands-On Cummins, Duramax and Power Stroke Diagnostics Workshop we bring a variety of training props. Our instructors are the best of the best with working knowledge of the entire system. This Master Diesel course we bring the entire engine to be disassembled and diagnosed. The Fuel System will be discussed in detail. Fuel quality is a major concern causing Drivability issues. Perform safe, accurate, and easy fuel testing in class. We will cover fuel supply to lift pumps and high-pressure pumps.
Diagnosing hard start and no start conditions can be a difficult challenge. Develop a proven process when testing drivability issues. Reduce your diagnostic time and prevent unneeded parts replacement. Understand the cause and its effect on the entire system. DPF and SCR issues can be hard to diagnose and repair. The DPF and SCR systems are two separate systems but can affect each other, and this part of the class we will take you through information and procedures to solve complaints involving SCR/DPF related issues.
Learn Diesel Computer Strategies when using your Scan Tool for Engine Performance issues. Get the most out of your Scan Tool. A in-depth discussion on features and functions to help determine in which system where the problem originates.
Elevate your skills and join us for an intensive hands-on training workshop focused on diagnostic and repair techniques for Power Stroke, Cummins, and Duramax diesel systems. This workshop provides essential hands-on training and practical techniques needed to diagnose and repair these systems efficiently.
In our Hands-On Cummins, Duramax and Power Stroke Diagnostics Workshop we bring a variety of training props. Our instructors are the best of the best with working knowledge of the entire system. This Master Diesel course we bring the entire engine to be disassembled and diagnosed. The Fuel System will be discussed in detail. Fuel quality is a major concern causing Drivability issues. Perform safe, accurate, and easy fuel testing in class. We will cover fuel supply to lift pumps and high-pressure pumps.
Diagnosing hard start and no start conditions can be a difficult challenge. Develop a proven process when testing drivability issues. Reduce your diagnostic time and prevent unneeded parts replacement. Understand the cause and its effect on the entire system. DPF and SCR issues can be hard to diagnose and repair. The DPF and SCR systems are two separate systems but can affect each other, and this part of the class we will take you through information and procedures to solve complaints involving SCR/DPF related issues.
Learn Diesel Computer Strategies when using your Scan Tool for Engine Performance issues. Get the most out of your Scan Tool. A in-depth discussion on features and functions to help determine in which system where the problem originates.
Three days of hands on learning where you will learn about what’s new with 6.7 Cummins engines as of 2019. This course will cover key areas that were changed, and what makes diagnosing and servicing them different along with the performance and durability improvements provided by these changes. We will also take a deep dive into the fuel systems and what to watch out for concerning high-pressure pump and injector failures. This course will also cover valvetrain, emissions systems, and turbocharger concerns.
Effectively diagnosing C.A.N./C.A.N. FD concerns poses a significant challenge. This intensive hands-on course offers unparalleled coverage of the design, operation, and testing of C.A.N. FD systems with AVI’s exclusive Networking Training Aid. Guided by expert instructors, AVI’s Advanced Networking Diagnostics workshop provides the solutions you need to diagnose the C.A.N. FD system efficiently.
This course will cover the design, operation, and testing of A/C systems on hybrid and electric vehicles. These systems can come in many forms of compressor drive from belt only, belt/electric combination to full electric in either AC or DC voltage supply. A condensed discussion of the refrigeration cycle will be included. Operation, testing, and diagnostics of these systems will be the bulk of the course time.
Safety will be reviewed along with proper usage of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and when it is to be used. Vehicle type identification leading into covering the basics of hybrid and EV operation such as how to: Enter, Start and Drive a Tesla and other out of the normal style vehicle types. Engaging the learner with a mix of in-shop hands on activities will define maintenance opportunities and create a culture that motivates customers to have their Hybrid or EV serviced at your location. We will explain the wide variety of low voltage system services you should offer as well as provide information on the various high voltage system services to offer. Tools, tips and tricks will be discussed along with many step-by-step processes and critical services which can currently be performed. Highlighted too, will be a variety of hybrid/EV specific procedures for systems such as cooling and fuel services.
In this hands-on workshop, students will learn diagnostic and repair techniques for working with high-voltage vehicles. The course covers the components that make these vehicles unique and delves deep into their operation, their specialized components, and effective diagnostic procedures. It also extensively covers the most critical subject of the lessons: safety. This class explains the vehicle’s workings, preparing the vehicle for safe diagnostic interaction, proper personal protective equipment for the technician, and recommended procedures for servicing HV systems.
In this hands-on workshop, students will learn diagnostic and repair techniques for working with high-voltage vehicles. The course covers the components that make these vehicles unique and delves deep into their operation, their specialized components, and effective diagnostic procedures. It also extensively covers the most critical subject of the lessons: safety. This class explains the vehicle’s workings, preparing the vehicle for safe diagnostic interaction, proper personal protective equipment for the technician, and recommended procedures for servicing HV systems.
In this hands-on workshop, students will learn diagnostic and repair techniques for working with high-voltage vehicles. The course covers the components that make these vehicles unique and delves deep into their operation, their specialized components, and effective diagnostic procedures. It also extensively covers the most critical subject of the lessons: safety. This class explains the vehicle’s workings, preparing the vehicle for safe diagnostic interaction, proper personal protective equipment for the technician, and recommended procedures for servicing HV systems.
Elevate your expertise in electric and hybrid vehicles with our immersive, hands-on training course designed for automotive professionals. This comprehensive program takes you deep into the heart of HEV technology, where you'll master the critical components that power modern vehicles.
Gain a solid grasp of inverter operations and the role of Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistors (IGBTs), while honing your skills in analyzing voltage and amperage waveforms. You'll also learn to diagnose DC-DC converters with confidence, distinguish between buck and boost operations, and perform essential tests on high voltage systems—all crucial for ensuring vehicle safety and performance.
But we don't stop there. This course also provides in-depth training on three-phase automotive motors, from identifying every motor component to advanced diagnostics. You'll learn to differentiate between permanent magnet and induction motors, evaluate motor windings, and tackle motor and bearing failures with ease. Plus, explore how these motors interact with gear trains to ensure seamless vehicle operation.
By the end of this course, you'll be equipped with expert-level skills to troubleshoot and maintain the critical electronics and motors that drive today's cutting-edge automotive technology. Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving world of vehicle electrification.
F.R.E.D. (Frustrating Ridiculous Electronic Device) Takes the Wheel gives technicians experienced in electrical diagnostics an in depth look into ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) on vehicles today. This course covers the various levels of ADAS systems along with their associated components such as smart cameras, Radar and LiDAR sensors. We’ll take you on a product familiarization road test, give you technical service tips and demonstrate some of the various methods required to calibrate ADAS sensors during service. Whether you’re simply needing up to date information to help educate your customers on how these systems operate or planning to enter the ADAS diagnostic and service / calibration field, this informative virtual hands-on training course is for you!
School buses have to maintain a climate that is safe and comfortable for the travelers.. In some states, A/C is only mandated for special needs buses, but with high temperatures and humidity during much of the school year, more and more buses are equipped with A/C. Depending on their size, buses may have multiple, independent A/C systems installed side by side or in other configurations. Effectively servicing school bus HVAC systems relies on quality training. This full day, hands-on training will show you the components that make up a school bus HVAC system how to readily diagnose and service them. You will learn to troubleshoot systems and spend time on school bus HVAC systems and apply procedures used to keep them operating properly.
This course demonstrates the key features of Cummins Insite and QuickServe and how to use them to efficiently diagnose and repair Cummins diesel engines. Cummins Insite performs engine diagnostics and displays electronic engine information on your PC. Insite provides the tools needed to assist in properly and efficiently diagnosing heavy diesel engine performance faults. You will see how to use Insite to perform after-treatment diagnostics, bi-directional tests, ECM calibration, and many other tests used across multiple engine systems. You will also learn the features of Cummins QuickServe. QuickServe provides specific diagnostic information including step-by-step maintenance procedures, wiring diagrams, TSBs, tools, fault code search as well as parts lookup and ordering plus much more.
Explores emissions control systems in vehicles, including catalytic converters, exhaust gas re-circulation (EGR), and oxygen sensors, with a focus on emission testing and diagnostics.
Course Objectives:
Heavy Duty Emission systems have grown more complicated in the last few years, are you up to date? The latest information on the systems and their operation & diagnosis. Covering all systems from the engine, fuel injection systems and strategies, to the after-treatment systems you’ll be ready to fix them all.
Our newest HD class provides everything you need to be successful in diagnosing issues on the Cummins medium and heavy duty engine family. This course covers detailed overviews of design and function of mechanical and electrical and fuel systems along with the necessary knowledge needed to properly diagnose, program and calibrate these fuel systems. You will be provided with proper description and navigation of the Cummins engine families. Integrate your lab scope to validate engine and fuel system failures faster and easier than before. We will share procedures to help you and your shop save precious time when diagnosing these engines and highlight specialty tools such as tools to replace lifters and camshafts without cylinder head removal. With Cummins moving to hydraulic lifters in 2019 and the new 6.7 engines, be sure you stay up to date with all the tools, procedures and specs to get the job done. Participants will be given the hands-on opportunity to utilize said tools and demonstrate the procedures in this multi-day experience. Make sure you are the strongest asset in your shop with this Cummins focused course
Mastering the complexities of HD Air Brake Systems can be both time-consuming and costly, particularly when dealing with compressors, governors, ABS, and their components. This workshop provides the essential training you need to diagnose and repair these systems efficiently.
Mastering the complexities of HD Air Brake Systems can be both time-consuming and costly, particularly when dealing with compressors, governors, ABS, and their components. This workshop provides the essential training you need to diagnose and repair these systems efficiently.
In this AVI course on HEV, EV, and alternative fuel vehicle safety for first responders, we will cover what to do and how to handle incidents involving these types of vehicles. If you are a first responder, it is not a matter of if you have an incident with these vehicles but when. Knowing the dangers of dealing with these vehicles in first responder situations could be the difference between life and death.