2 1/2 days (20 hours)
$479 U.S.
2 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) awarded
Become more proficient in the diagnosis of common problems with passenger-car and light-truck chassis systems, for both front- and rear-wheel drive. Utilize this workshop to understand the relationship between alignment geometry, suspension height, wear patterns and driveline vibration problems. Incorporate MAP guidelines to perform thorough vehicle inspections and develop your skills to make accurate repairs using proven techniques and tools.
After completing this workshop, students will be able to:
- Utilize alignment equipment and understand the relationship between alignment geometry, suspension height and part integrity to diagnose vehicle chassis problems
- Identify the operating characteristics of the latest suspension, steering and driveline systems
- Perform accurate inspections on suspension, steering and driveline systems, and communicate the results effectively
- Perform reliable suspension, steering and driveline service more effectively using proven time-saving techniques, tools and problem-solving parts
- Diagnose and repair driveline problems, including those related to phasing, runout, balance and angle changes, using special tools and procedures
