AU 219 - Mopar CAP Automotive Engine Performance Lab

Credit Hours: 2

Application of theoretical and practical application for the use of modern testing equipment and techniques for diagnosing and servicing the ignition and engine control systems as found on Chrysler automobiles and light trucks.

Course Outcomes
Upon completion of this course the student will be able to:

identify and test the operation of engine management systems as they apply to Chrysler vehicles. Competency will be based on work performed in the lab and a test(s) with a grade of at least 65%;
identify, locate and test the operation of the components used in Chrysler ignition systems. Competency will be based on work performed in the lab and a test(s) with a grade of at least 65%;
demonstrate proper use of service and diagnostic manuals used with the repair of Chrysler automobiles and light trucks. Competency will be based on work performed in the lab and a test(s) with a score of at least 65%;
perform proper mechanical diagnostics to determine the internal condition of an internal combustion engine. These will include compression test (both wet and dry), cylinder leak down and the comparison of the results. Competency will be based on performance in the lab and a test(s) with a grade of at least 65%; and
apply the six-step diagnostic procedure to diagnose and repair problems in Chrysler engine performance areas. Competency will be based on performance in the lab and a test(s) with a grade of at least 65%.

Prerequisites: AU 110, AU 111, AU 112, AU 113, AU 227, AU 228
Concurrent Registration: AU 212, AU 213, AU 218, AU 224, AU 225
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