About The Program

Hybrid/Electric vehicle technology continues to be an advancing field in the automotive industry and automotive college training institutions must grow with it.  Sinclair Community College and NSF will offer the final training workshops for July 30-31 and August 1-2, 2012in Dayton, Ohio.

These workshops will be two days in length and will be a follow-up to attendees of the previous week long workshops of the past.   This training will be in-depth and cover hands-on hybrid vehicle diagnosis along with transaxle teardown and diagnosis.  On-the-car troubleshooting of hybrid vehicle problems using a variety of test equipment will be covered, as well.

The past workshops were designed to give a good foundation on hybrid technology to college faculty to support the development of this technology in their respective automotive programs.
This time the workshop is designed to provide additional information that will reinforce and build upon existing hybrid/electric vehicle programs and/or courses.

The workshop will be presented by the Sinclair experts whom have been involved with this training over the last 6 years.

Topics include:

• Diagnosing high voltage circuits
• Inverter and transaxle faults
• High voltage and insulation faults
• Use of scan tool and other equipment for diagnosis
• Transaxle teardown
• Failure issues with and without DTCs

2012 ItineraryComing soon!

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The Advanced Automotive Hybrid/Alternative Fuel Technology Institute is funded by National Science Foundation.
This is project supported, in part, by the National Science Foundation, Advanced Technological Education Program.
Opinions expressed are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the Foundation.