Mechanics school training courses in Aurora, CO (public, in-house or online)

Pickens Technical College offers a Medium/Heavy Truck Training Program composed of six individual classes specifically designed to train and educate students for entry level employment as M/H Truck Technicians.

Each class is also designed to prepare students for its respective ASE M/H Truck Certification Test. Each individual class must be passed with a grade of "C" or better to obtain their respective certificate.

There is also a composite certificate awarded for compl...

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This MEA Webinar will look at the most common failures of the GM Passkey II system. Learn how high failure GM theft system works and how to diagnosis it. Also the procedures to Re-Learn the system after repairs or when keys are lost. Pass key I and Pass Key III will also be highlighted as well as the evolution of GM anti-theft.

This is the second class in a series of classes to help you understand how MEA’s Virtual Hotline will work. MEA’s Virtual Hotline is the FIRST of its kind in the INDUSTRY! This month we will feature the Scanner Portion of the Virtual Hotline and how it can help save time and increase productivity when using a Lab Scope. The virtual hotline will feature the Auto Enginenuity Scanner as this very popular tool is a PC based Scanner that will allow our Hotline Technicians to evalutate your scanner re...

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This webinar is intended to provide the operation and diagnoses of systems that are used on diesels that provide aid in the proper starting of these vehicles. No starts and misfires can be traced backed to improper operation of these systems. GPCM, amperage specifications for glow pugs, intake air heater amperage specifications, PCM inputs that influence operation and complete wiring will be covered in detail.

This course covers hooking up your lab scope in order to correctly view the relationship between the Crankshaft and Camshaft Position sensors. This lab scope pattern is extremely important when evaluating whether a timing belt has jumped WITHOUT removing ANY engine covers or components. Unfortunately this pattern can be tricky to obtain for many scope users, and this webinar is designed to show step by step how to hook up your scope to view cam and crank sensor correlation. This course will feat...

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