Statement: Enrollment in this class requires that you first purchase and complete the steps for the required eBook. Next step: Please ensure you have purchased and completed the prerequisite eBook class. Once the prerequisite is marked as complete, you will be able to enroll in this class.

About this course:

This course will update the Technician's knowledge and understanding of modern-day diesel vehicles. It covers the theory, operation, and diagnostic processes of diesel engines. Additionally, the course provides an in-depth knowledge of new technologies that lower emissions through a new generation of aftertreatment emission control systems.

Subjects covered include:

CHAPTER SUMMARY:

Engine Hesitates, Sags, or Stumbles During Acceleration and Rough Idle or Stalling 

Spark Knock (Ping or Detonation) and Engine Cranks Okay But Is Hard To Start 

Engine Does Not Crank or Cranks Slowly, Dieseling or Run-On, and Backfire 

Cuts Out or Misfires, Lack of Power, Surges, and Poor Fuel Economy

Rich Exhaust, Lean Exhaust, and Symptoms of a Defective Component 

Excessive CO exhaust Emission, Excessive HC Exhaust Emissions, and Excessive NOx Exhaust Emissions 

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OBJECTIVES: 

List the possible causes of an engine performance problem based on its symptoms.

List the methods of determining rich versus lean exhaust.

Describe what symptoms may occur if a particular engine part or sensor is defective.

List the possible causes of excessive HC, CO, and NOx exhaust emissions.