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Mar 28, 2024
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ATF 328 - Ford Electronic Systems Diag Credits: 5 Lecture Hours: 3 Lab Hours: 4 Practicum Hours: 0 Work Experience: 0 Course Type: Voc/Tech Instruction in the operation and diagnosis/repair of electronic components and systems used on current Ford Motor Company vehicles. Required: Admission to Automotive Student Service Ed Training (ASSET). Prerequisite: ATF 312 Competencies
- Examine the lighting system
- Identify components of the system
- Diagnose system malfunctions.
- Service the lighting system.
- Investigate Ford warning gauges and indicators (conventional & electronic).
- Point out system components
- Examine system operation
- Diagnose system problems
- Service warning and indicator system
- Study Ford Motor Co. windshield wiper systems.
- Differentiate between systems
- Classify components.
- Demonstrate proper system operation.
- Maintain wiper systems.
- Repair Ford power window systems.
- Label system components.
- Review system operation
- Diagnose system malfunctions.
- Analyze inputs and outputs of Ford Electronic Systems.
- Describe what input is.
- Label input components.
- Describe what an output is
- Label output components.
- Study sensor and actuator operation.
- Describe types and operation of sensors.
- Describe types and operation of actuators.
- Analyze operation of Ford electronic control modules
- Describe what each module is for.
- Describe what each module does (GEM, RAP, ABS, REM, DDM, DSM, ICM, etc.)
- Extract trouble codes from module.
- Discuss Ford Multiplexing.
- Describe ISO 9141 operation.
- Describe (SCP) J1850 operation.
- Describe ACP operation.
- Diagnose multiplex system.
- Repair system
- Discuss Ford radio systems.
- Differentiate between systems.
- Check antennas.
- Troubleshoot interference complaints.
- Service speakers.
- Use Ford diagnostic equipment.
- Demonstrate PDS operation
- Demonstrate IDS operation.
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