This course provides students with an understanding of the drive train. By providing an overview and beginning diagnostics on the clutch system, students will learn the basics of the drive train before proceeding to the more complex manual and automated transmissions. This course includes the tasks of diagnosing and servicing clutch systems, driveline, drive axle, single and twin countershaft manual transmission, electronically automated standard transmissions, PTO, 4X4 configurations, and transfer case. After completing the course, students will have the basic skills needed to perform drive train repairs.
Prerequisites
AD13-102 * (* For Non-EV Programs)
Equipment
OEM-style specialty transmission and differential tools, heavy-duty lifting devices, precision measuring devices, and computers with OEM service and information programs.
Campus
Orlando, FL
Avondale, AZ