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• AGMW 015: Waterleak and Windnoise

  0.80 Credits

  Harrisburg Area Community College-Harrisburg

  
  Begins with workstations related to the diagnosis and repair of vehicle waterleak and windnoise concerns that are performed by students working in groups. Students will also use a PC with eSI software to locate Technical Service Bulletins related to waterleak and windnoise conditions.
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• AGMW 016: FWD/RWD OP, DIAG, SERVICE

  1.40 Credits

  Harrisburg Area Community College-Harrisburg

  
  For all GM transmission service technicians, this 2 day hands on course provides an in depth unit repair of front and rear wheel drive manual gearboxes. The internal components will be described and identified for the technician. There will also be an introduction to special tools and usage to perform repairs efficiently. Upon completion of this course, the technician will be able to perform manual gearbox system diagnosis and repair procedures.
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• AGMW 018: Eng Perf: Air Induction & Fuel

  0.80 Credits

  Harrisburg Area Community College-Harrisburg

  
  Building upon the technicians knowledge obtained in the related ACDelco Engine Performance web courses, this all makes instructor led course utilizes class discussion and hands on lab experience to further explore and improve the participant's air induction and fuel system diagnostic skills. Course topics include: fuel injector diagnosis and cleaning, vehicle hesitation, diagnosis of air induction system sensor faults, and oxygen sensors. This course will consist of discussion, demonstration, and on- vehicle or workbench exercises.
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• AGMW 019: GLOBAL DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM

  0.70 Credits

  Harrisburg Area Community College-Harrisburg

  
  This course has been designed to provide the technician with skills necessary to properly diagnose current and future vehicle platforms, using GDS (Global Diagnostic System) and MDI (Multiple Diagnostic Interface). To grasp a deeper understanding of the capability of these tools, as well as how these tools, as well as how these tools are setup at the dealer level, a basic computer networking module has been integrated into this course.
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• AGMW 020: Body Elect. Accessory Systems

  0.80 Credits

  Harrisburg Area Community College-Harrisburg

  
  This course allows the service technician to demonstrate their ability to diagnose different accessory systems used in GM vehicles. This course is intended for experienced service technicians with competent electrical skills. It focuses on design, operation, and servicing for the Power Liftgage and Latch, Keyless Access (PEPS), Theft Deterrent, Power Tilt/Delescope Steering Column, Electronic Park Brake, and Movable Pedals systems.
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• AGMW 023: Fund Auto Trans Boot Camp 1

  3.20 Credits

  Harrisburg Area Community College-Harrisburg

  
  This "BOOT CAMP" presents an integrated course of knowledge and exercises to prepare technicians for basic diagnosis and repair of automatic transmissions. The course covers the basic principles of automatic transmissions including hydraulics theory, transmission hydraulics, gear set theory, and transmission components. Participants will complete a variety of hands-on exercises including group activities exploring Pascal's Law, manipulating gear sets, and identification of transmission components.
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• AGMW 024: Noise Vibration Harshness

  1.40 Credits

  Harrisburg Area Community College-Harrisburg

  
  For technicians desiring to improve their skills on tire, wheel, driveline, and engine vibration diagnosis and vibration correction repairs. Included in the course are lecture, demonstration, , hands-on, and road testing.
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• AGMW 025: Foundation Brakes GM

  1.40 Credits

  Harrisburg Area Community College-Harrisburg

  
  This Instructor lead training provides a series of research and hands-on workstations that focus on the diagnostic techniques used to efficiently and effectively diagnose vehicle concerns related to GM braking systems. The workstations are designed to provide practical situations that you may see in the field and are built with both nonintrusive and intrusive activities.
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• AGMW 026: Rear Axle/Prop Shaft Hands on

  1.40 Credits

  Harrisburg Area Community College-Harrisburg

  
  This course covers how to service semi-floating and full-floating rear drive axles. The participants will review the operation prop shaft and differentials in order to learn how to diagnose the rear axle components and provide the correct service. Using the overhaul procedures and the assembly and disassembly installation procedures for the semi- and full-floating rear drive axles, the participants will learn how to repair the rear axle. In the hands-on portion of the course, participants will overhaul semi- and full-floating rear axles, as well as the Getrag and independent differentials, and how to assemble/disassemble U-joints.
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• AGMW 027: Global Electrical GM

  2.10 Credits

  Harrisburg Area Community College-Harrisburg

  
  This instructor led training provides research and hands-on workstations that focus on the diagnostic techniques used to efficiently and effectively diagnose vehicle concerns related to General Motors (GM) vehicles??? global electrical systems. The workstations are designed to provide practical situations that you may see in the field and are built with both non-intrusive and intrusive activities.
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