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| Systems Training in Engine Performance (S.T.E.P.) |
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| Most automotive industry sources agree that we have only begun to realize the use of vehicle emissions control systems. The public's increasing concern over environmental protection, combine with motorists' demands for improved engine efficiency now require that technicians fully understand auto emissions equipment and engine performance. STEP addresses this need by offering the in-service technician training in causes of excessive emissions and early fuel evaporative systems. Other essential areas covered in STEP include air injection reaction systems, fuel evaporation control systems, exhaust gas recirculation systems and catalytic converters. A very bright future is likely for those technicians who are prepared for improving both emissions control equipment and engine performance. STEP helps today's technician meet the future with the right training and hands-on experience. |
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24 hour course |
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 Emissions Control Systems and
Equipment, and How They Relate to Engine Performance and Fuel Economy
The use of Gas Analysis as a diagnostic Tool, with Emphasis on Combustion Theory, Exhaust Gas Recirculation, Catalytic Converters, Air Injection Reaction
Systems and Fuel Evaporation Systems
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