In the never-ending battle to stay ahead of the competition and meet federal regulations, General Motors vehicles have undergone many changes and improvements in recent years. At the same time, General Motors has changed the format of repair and diagnostic information. Diagnostic flow charts, for example, have been removed, causing technician frustration. This class will focus on solving drivability faults in a logical manner using the available information and tools in the context of real-world case studies. Learn verified diagnostic procedures for Variable Valve Timing, Electronic Throttle Control, Fuel Trim, Evaporative Systems, Active Fuel Management, Network Faults, and Ignition Systems. Attend this class to learn about common failures and to improve your diagnostic abilities on GM systems.
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