This class explores sensor inputs, PCM strategies andoutputs and how they relate to a modern fuel control system. Exploration ofsensor operation, open and closed loop, fuel trims and how to use themeffectively. Considerable shop time is included using a scan tool and forcingsituations and codes. Multiple scan tools and workstations are set up duringthe shop portion of the class.

A training manual is provided.



This class covers the operation of OBD2, including P,B, and U series codes, pending trouble codes, diagnostics, generic and factorysides of data, freeze frame, and how to use these effectively to reducecomebacks. Understand how continuous and non-continuous monitors work, and whatenable criteria is and how to comprehend the strategies. Time is spent in the shop tracking monitors and data. Multiple scan tools and workstations are setup during the shop portion of the class.

A full-color training manual is included.




This class explores the use of your scan tool and itsfunctions. Topics include basic fuel control, bidirectional ability of the scantool, evaluating the PID list, and the differences between OBD1 and OBD2. Substantial time is spent in the shop environment. Use the scan tool of choice. Included during the Automotive Fuel Control and OBD2 classes, this is generally used as a refresher class after the Level 1 Fuel Control and Level 2 OBD2 classes are presented.

A training manual is provided.