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The
Emission Technician is a new and unique training
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vehicle emission testing programs. The two DVD set
has 11 modules with a total run time of approximately two and one-half
hours. Individual modules are 10-20 minutes
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The course is an image-rich, narrated presentation
with hundreds of detailed illustrations, charts,
and photos. The DVDs will play on a conventional DVD player
connected to a television and also on many personal computers
equipped with a DVD drive.
Although the course is designed for auto repair professionals,
anyone with an interest on-board vehicle monitoring
and tailpipe emissions tests will find this material
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The course combines theory and practical application.
Principles of vehicle emissions testing are
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either a scan tool or tailpipe emissions test..
These and other questions are
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- What is OBD II?
- How does the vehicle test itself?
- When do monitors run?
- Are all vehicles sold in the U.S.since 1996 OBD II compliant?
- What conditions prevent monitor operation?
- How many monitors are there?
- How many monitors must be complete for a vehicle to be tested?
- What are Continuous monitors?
- What are Non-Continuous monitors?
- How can we determine which monitors are installed in a vehicle?
- What is the DLC?
- Where is the DLC located?
- What is a DTC?
- What is an SAE DTC?
- What is an OEM-defined DTC?
- What is serial data?
- What are data protocols?
- What is Controller Area Network (CAN)?
- Do we need a CAN-compliant scan tool?
- What is the Task Manager?
- Is it necessary to erase DTCs following repairs?
- Is it better not to erase DTCs in some instances?
- What is Lambda, and how is it used?
- What are the targeted emissions?
- Are there tricks to fixing NOx failures?
- What are PIDs?
- What does the generic scan tool display?
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- Is there an effective generic drive cycle?
- Where can we find monitor test standards?
- Where can we find monitor enabling criteria?
- If there are multiple DTCs, which code should be repaired first?
- Where can we find vehicle specific repair data?
- What are the three types of EVAP leak tests?
- What is Natural Vacuum Leak Detection, and how does it work?
- What is a planar oxygen sensor?
- What is a Wide Range Air Fuel Sensor?
- Why are DTC definitions so important?
- What is a Leak Detection Pump?
- What are targeted emissions?
- What is HC?
- What causes high HC emissions?
- What is CO? What causes high CO readings?
- What is NOx?
- What causes high NOx readings?
- How do we prepare a vehicle for tailpipe sampling of exhaust
gases?
- How do we interpret gas readings?
- Is fuel trim a valuable diagnostic tool?
- What do positive fuel trim numbers indicate?
- What do negative fuel trim numbers indicate?
- What is Freeze Frame?
- Is CAN Freeze Frame different?
- What is an enhanced interface, and is it always better than
generic?
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