AUTO 135 Engine Performance - Fuel

• List fuel chemistry, types, additives, and refining process
• List the combustion process and the effect of air/fuel ratios on emission control
• List construction and operation of fuel delivery components and make proper test of electrical fuel pumps on fuel injection systems
• Remove and replace components on typical fuel systems
• List feedback principles as they relate to fuel injection and be able to apply this knowledge to learning more complex objectives in computer control courses
• List computerized fuel management systems by manufacturer and apply this knowledge to the diagnosis and repair of fuel management systems
• List fuel injection principles and construction details, mechanical and electronic
• Diagnose fuel injection related drivability problems, making repairs and adjustments as necessary
• Apply the knowledge of standard & tuned port induction systems to diagnose intake volumetric efficiency problems
• List exhaust system and volumetric efficiency problems
• Identify Forced induction systems both turbocharger and supercharger systems including intercoolers and waste gates
• Communicate with customers, isolate problems, test drive as applicable, write professional work orders, and use flat rate schedules to write estimates
• Use electronic service information and reference manuals to obtain information in diagnosing and repairing automobiles
• Research and practice the principles of Technician Repair Law and other consumer protection laws
• Use logical testing sequences, and apply this knowledge to diagnosing problems, and repairing customer vehicles
• Demonstrate communication and customer relation skills needed to interact professionally with employers, customers, and fellow workers while performing fuel system repairs