Showing posts with label diesel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diesel. Show all posts

Thursday, September 23, 2010

MSTC - Diesel & Heavy Equipment Technician






The Diesel & Heavy Equipment Technician program helps you develop the skills you need to be successful in the on- and off-road service industry. You will learn to locate and repair mechanical and electrical problems in trucks, buses, construction equipment, farm equipment and industrial machinery. Training emphasis is in diesel engine rebuilding, fuel injection systems, chassis and suspension systems, brakes and electrical systems. You will learn to perform preventive maintenance and troubleshooting procedures, to rebuild components and to respond to field service calls. The Diesel & Heavy Equipment Technician program is offered at the Wisconsin Rapids campus.








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Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Automotive Technology | Diesel Fuel Control Valve Testing (VCV)






Describes the testing procedures for the Diesel injection volume control valve or VCV. This video also goes into details on the inner workings of the VCV valve such as duty-cycle control, winding resistance and power feed requirements. The VCV valve is an integral part of some integrated Diesel Electronic control systems, where fuel pressure and volume are highly regulated. See it here for the first time. The VCV is not covered anywhere else.









sun tech: diesel






The Diesel and Truck Technology course at SUN TECH prepares students for higher education or employment in the field of truck and bus repair or maintaining diesel engines and other related equipment used to power ships, trains, electric generators and construction machinery. A working knowledge of the trade is taught through theory and practice, disassembly of gasoline and diesel engines, clutches, transmissions, differentials, brakes (hydraulic and air brakes), electrical systems and electronic trouble shooting. Those trained in diesel technology can secure employment as technicians working on trucks, buses, agricultural and construction equipment. Graduates will be given the Pennsylvania Vehicle Safety Inspection Mechanics examination and prepare to take the Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) tests. Students can receive credit in the Pennsylvania College of Technology's Diesel program or its Service and Operations of Heavy Equipment program.
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