(A1) ENGINE REPAIR

Catalog description

AUTMC-105 (A1) Engine Repair is an ASE Master Automotive Service Technology accredited course which offers an in-depth study of automotive gasoline and light diesel engines. The course includes theory, diagnosis, service, and repair in the following areas: general engine diagnosis, service and repair procedures for cylinder head and valve train, engine block and reciprocating assembly, lubrication function and requirements, and cooling systems. This course includes AERA (Automotive Engine Rebuilders Association) materials and certification examinations as well as ASE Entry-Level certification. Lab experience will focus on implementation of industry standards and practices in the repair/rebuilding of engines. Our students will have the opportunity to remove and reinstall engines in a service environment. They will participate in the machining and building of engines, repair and diagnosis of failed engines, and learn building concepts related to not only factory standards but also concepts in entry-level high-performance engine building applications. This course is designed to prepare students for the ASE A1 Engine Repair certification exam. Students are required to successfully pass the (A1) Engine Repair ASE Entry-Level examination, two AERA examinations, and earn a C or higher grade to receive credit for program graduation. The course requires students to be enrolled as an Automotive Technology Major, have a clean driving record, (insurable on State Insurance policy). Pre-requisites: MTHPT-103 or MTHPT-137 , AUTMC-100 , AUTMC-102 and AUTMC-212 with a grade of C or higher.