Automotive

Focusing on both conventional and hybrid vehicles, this programme examines the systems that make them run and the tools that keep them running.

Volume 1 of this 3-part series on the most common tasks an automotive professional will experience on the job includes step-by-step segments on performing: removal and replacement of an alternator, resurfacing of a brake rotor, manual transmission inspection and service, removal and replacement of a shock absorber, cylinder leakage test, removal and replacement of an air conditioning orifice tube, and how to perform an oil and filter change. Segments include theory behind the parts and systems being repaired.

3-part series: Engine diagnosis, intake and exhaust and emissions ; Ignition distributors, distributorless ignition systems and fuel systems ; Computer systems, computer system senors.

4-part series: Automotive computer system operation ; Computer on-board diagnostics ; Automotive system service ; Scanning automotive computer problems.

3-part series: Brake fundamentals, ABS, and flaring ; Master cylinders, valves and bleeding and power assist ; Disc and drum brakes.

Videos available from ASA Learning Hub. They provide free online (blended) learning programs and support materials for units of competency from the Australian automotive industry training packages.

Videos from Bendix on brake technology and safety.

IntechOpen eBook

A series of Australian videos on auto repair and maintenance from Repco.

Assistant professor of Auto Technology at Community College of Philadelphia, Dan Reed, shows how to use diagnostic tools to help determine what needs to be fixed when your check engine light shows up on your car's dashboard. Introduced by Community College of Philadelphia, Curriculum Coordinator, Richard Saxon.

The Under the Hood Channel explores the systems that make your car function correctly. Learn about car parts and systems and how to do routine maintenance.