Sách Technical Service Training Global Fundamentals Curriculum Training – TF1010017H Engine Performance

Contents .1
General 3
Course objectives .3
Who should attend .3
Prerequisites .3
Required tools and materials 4
Format and function of the instructor plan .5
Use of the Student Information publication 6
Use of the Student Information publication in the course 6
Function of additional trainer information .7
Transparencies .7
Course preparation 8
Running the course 8
Checks on learning progress .10
Agenda 11
Instruction Plans
Lesson 0 – Introduction 0-1
Lesson 1 – Combustion process .1-1
Lesson 2 – Fuel delivery system .2-1
Lesson 3 – Fuel injection system 3-1
Lesson 4 – Engine management system 4-1
Lesson 5 – Ignition control system 5-1
Lesson 6 – Emission control devices 6-1
Lesson 7 – Diesel engine fuel injection 7-1
Lesson 8 – Forced induction system 8-1
Lesson 9 – Diagnostic process 9-1
Lesson 10 – Pretest, final test and course assessment 10-1
Tests
Student pretest, final test and course assessment . Test-1
Pretest student answer sheet .Test 5
Final test student answer sheet Test-13
Student information Student information -1
Additional trainer information .ATI-1
Transparencies
General
This guide provides all the basic instructions and information necessary for preparing and conducting a 2-day
course on engine performance.
The course was developed to familiarize the students with engine performance systems and components.
Course objectives
Upon completion of training, the students will be able to identify and explain the purpose, function, theory and
operation of automotive engine performance systems and engine components with 80% accuracy.
ã Explain the purpose and function of the combustion process.
ã Explain the purpose and function of the fuel delivery system.
ã Explain the purpose and function of the fuel injection system.
ã Explain the purpose and function of the engine management system.
ã Explain the purpose and function of the ignition control system.
ã Explain the purpose and function of the emission control devices.
ã Explain the purpose and function of diesel engine fuel injection.
ã Explain the purpose and function of forced induction systems
ã Explain the Symptom-to-System-to-Component-to-Cause diagnostic process
Course duration: 2 days
Who should attend
The target audience is an entry-level technician or employee of a Ford Motor Company Trustmark, dealer, or
affiliate with no automotive background or automotive knowledge. Upon completing the training, we expect
technicians entering STST or Trustmark training programs to have basic (common) automotive knowledge and to
be able to identify automotive systems.
Prerequisites
None required




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