Description
Diesel Emission Systems: DPF and EGR Diagnostics and Testing
Diesel emissions systems are often misunderstood and criticized. When diagnosing EGR related fault codes and symptoms, we see where mistakes are made. Clinton Brett will explain in traditional Diesel Help format, how he interprets the EGR system to ensure its operation and purpose is understood.
The emissions system chief in command the DPF, can be utilized as a valuable in-built diagnostic scan tool. This course is for those who accept that not everything requires a computer to diagnose. Information taken from the session, will prove to be valuable for future DPF and EGR diagnostics.
This course will cover:
- Explanation of common rail diesel induction system operation
- Explanation of EGR system, components operation and characteristics
- Repair and diagnostic solutions for EGR systems
- Explanation of the DPFs function and operation
- Explanation of Selective Catalyst Reduction (SCR) Operation and testing
- Explanation of the DPF Vaporizer operation, diagnostics and maintenance
- On vehicle demonstrations: diagnosing and testing of the DPF and EGR systems
DPF and EGR Diagnostics and Testing Course commences on Tuesday 1 October at 6pm – 9:30pm
3 hours in class and practical plus 30 minutes dinner and networking
Includes training manual and certificate of participation
To maximise learning, this course is limited to 20 places
Diesel Help Australia’s training courses are designed and delivered by Clinton Brett, who is well known in the automotive industry as one of the best in Australia for diesel diagnostics, particularly of common rail diesels systems. This year we were awarded the inaugural Automotive Education Excellence Award at Australian Auto Aftermarket Expo.
Clinton is providing training for Australian TAFEs & New Zealand Polytechs and is also a technical writer for five automotive publications. Clinton is the diesel presenter for the VASA’s Wire & Gas Conference 2024.