Ever tighter emissions controls are leading to highly advanced system components and control to enable efficient diagnosis of these systems technicians require an in-depth understanding of the hardware and software associated with these systems. This course will equip technicians with the knowledge and confidence to develop a solid and logical approach to fault diagnosis using a process of elimination to arrive at a “right first time” repair.

With the electronic content on vehicles continuing to increase, it's critical that today's technician has a solid understanding of electrical systems. Adopting a master technician level approach, this specially designed one day module will give you in-depth knowledge, as well as the skills required to undertake successful diagnosis of diesel vehicle electrical systems. The course will centre on practical exercises, both in the classroom and on-vehicle.

With the continued growth in the diesel common rail parc, you will want to know everything there is to know about this technology. After all, these highly sophisticated vehicles will all require expert diagnostics and servicing by garages equipped with the right tools and knowledge. Our one day diesel diagnostics module will teach you the principles of operation and how to diagnose and repair faults on vehicles fitted with common rail fuel injection systems.

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With current trends towards engine downsizing, the global market for turbochargers continues to increase. This presents a great opportunity for garages with the right expertise. This one day module provides a detailed overview of turbocharging systems. It will teach you how to diagnose and repair faults on modern turbocharged vehicles.

The course will build on the knowledge of the previous GDI course. It will incorporate detailed system testing of the electrical components, and the hydraulic system up to 600 bar using the latest testing equipment (Delphi YDT840).

This course offers trainees a great working knowledge of all the components in an engine management system. An overview of sensors and actuators and how to test them. Diagnostics fault memory, adaptions and an overview of emission control systems.

Today's modern vehicle has more computing power than the space shuttle, with up to 50 computers and 1 mile of wiring under the skin. No wonder a good understanding of basic automotive electrical systems has become a necessity for technicians. The vehicle electrical systems course has been especially designed for this reason. With a back to basics approach to electrical fundamentals, it covers both electrical theory and fault finding, with practical exercises in the classroom and the workshop.

The course includes the principle of operation of the latest electronic unit injectors, including the use of all new Delphi and Hartridge tooling.

CR injector technology has been at the forefront of diesel for almost 20 years. Due to tight manufacturing tolerances injectors can be susceptible to early failure from a number of external factors as well as component failure. This course will cover the operation, and various designs of VDO injectors in detail. It will cover how to repair and replace internal components and the tooling requirements to do this. Finally it will cover testing the injector delivery, response time and backleak in a non-authorised capacity (note this does not cover PPD injectors).

At Delphi, we've been managing air, liquids and temperature longer than any other OE in the world. So of course, we know a few things about air conditioning. This course is designed specifically to share that knowledge with you. During the two day course we'll cover the working principles of air conditioning, including an overview of the components, how they work and how best to diagnose faults. It also covers the recently introduced EC legislation with an assessment for EC307/2008 F gas legislation.