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Figure 9: With the glove box open and extended downward, the Prius cabin air filter slides right out. Toyota recommends replacement every 30,000 miles.
Figure 10: At first glance, the aspirator tube connected to this sensor next to the gear shifter “joystick” makes it look like a conventional in-car temp sensor. But it also has a humidity sensor built into it.
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AVI Hybrid EV Maintenance Opportunities 480X320
Figure 9: With the glove box open and extended downward, the Prius cabin air filter slides right out. Toyota recommends replacement every 30,000 miles.
Figure 10: At first glance, the aspirator tube connected to this sensor next to the gear shifter “joystick” makes it look like a conventional in-car temp sensor. But it also has a humidity sensor built into it.
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MIL-Light-Service-01
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Hybrid and EV Maintenance Hands-on Workshop

 

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.

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Hybrid and EV Maintenance

Suitable Audience: A, B & C Technicians, Shop Foreman, Shop Owners/Managers, Service Advisors, Parts Professionals & Vocational Instructors

Course Description: (Paragraph format) 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.

Course Objectives: 

  • Recognize the Personal Protection Equipment needed and understand the correct procedures and applications
  • Learn about the differences in servicing Hybrid and EV braking, cooling, and low voltage systems.
  • Understand some of the basic theories of how Hybrids and EVs operate.
  • Learn about differences when servicing the Internal Combustion Engines on Hybrid vehicles.
  • Identify different hybrid system platforms along with their components and functions.

 Training Activities: Hands-On Live vehicle, Hands-On Training aids & Access to System Components

Course Accredited Hours: 8 CEU