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9:00 am – 12:00 Noon (Workshop)
Speaker: Craig Van Battenburg,
Automotive Career Development Center
W1 - Advanced Hybrid Technology for
Technicians
This 3-hour class will bring you up-todate
on current problems with Toyota and Honda
Hybrids. Loaded with real world repairs and service
issues. This is NOT an entry level class or a safety class. If you are a good technician with limited hybrid
training, take this class as it will show what you need
to know. Craig Van Batenburg is a leader in technical
training on hybrids. His company, ACDC, owns six
hybrids from Ford, Toyota and Honda.
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9:00 am – 12:00 Noon (Workshop)
Speaker: Mohammad Samii
Automotive Parts Rebuilders
Association (APRA)
W2 - Modern Charging & Starting
Systems Workshop
In this seminar, Mohammad Samii,
APRA’s Coordinator of Electrical Training
will discuss design features, and characteristics of
common and contemporary starter and alternators in
some details. This class is deigned to familiarize technicians
with the latest in various system design and features;
such as PCM activation, control, and monitoring
of the modern charging systems in GM, Ford, Chrysler,
as well as some imports. Presentation of slides depicting
scope captures and actual meter readings of various
systems gives the technician a reference toward a
correct diagnostic path.
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9:00 am – 12:00 Noon (Workshop)
Speaker: Mike Cleary
Automotive Technical Support Services
W3 - Electronic Engine Control:
Thinking Beyond the Manual /
Ford Vehicle Electronics
Analysis of individual case studies
designed to teach automotive repair professionals
how to develop their own personal diagnostic
thought processes, when all traditional diagnostic
methods have failed. Also included in this seminar
will be a presentation on Ford “Smart Charge” systems,
as well as a presentation on some of Ford’s different
electronic vehicle systems. This seminar is
designed for the beginning and advanced driveability/
electronics technician.
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2:00 pm – 3:30pm
Speaker: Dennis DesRosiers
S4 - Greening Trends and How they
Affect the Aftermarket
Greening trends call for harmonized and
scientifically sound regulations that will
allow the industry to bring their most
advanced “green” technologies to
Canada. The economic importance to Canada of
“green” driving solutions will have a major effect on
the aftermarket industry. As the fastest growing market
segment is entry level and fuel efficient vehicles,
learn about how greening trends in the industry affect
the aftermarket and how to update your current practices
to stay ahead on the road!
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2:00 pm – 3:30pm
Speaker: Paul DeGuiseppi
Mobile Air Conditioning Society
S5 - MACS Worldwide’s Best Service
Practices and Compressor
Replacement Procedures
This presentation covers “Best Practices”
service and repair methods for mobile
A/C systems. When adhered to, the procedures
described should help assure highquality long-lasting
repairs, reduction of comebacks and increased customer
satisfaction. Its broad-based format appeals to
individuals with limited A/C repair experience, as well
as more seasoned technicians.
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2:00 pm – 3:30pm
Speaker: Jim Davenport
Jasper Engine & Transmission
COMP3 - Automatic Electronic
Transmission Diagnosis
This presentation covers key transmission issues. Learn about cooler system contamination,
overheating and proper flushing techniques. Enhance
your knowledge of oil applications and diagnostic
strategies. Find tools and techniques to make adjustments
easy and learn how to adress specific failures.
A seasoned professional, Jim Davenport is the
National Technical Trainer for Jasper Engines and
Transmissions.
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5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
Speaker: Mike Cleary
Automotive Technical Support Services
COMP1 - Ford 6.0L. D.I.T. Diesel:
Powerstroke Troubleshooting
This presentation will cover the different
6.0L electronic control subsystems interface.
You will learn about the electronic engine control
functions of the Ford 6.0L D.I.T. Powerstroke engine as
well as identify and analyze the significance of the
subsystem strategies and operating characteristics.
You will also understand how to identify and interpret
the most common fault codes and learn how to apply
them to the diagnostic and repair processes.
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5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
Speaker: Paul Hyatt
S6 - Right to Repair
Due to the increased sophistication of
today’s vehicles, it is gradually becoming
more difficult for independent repair facilities
to access the information from vehicle
manufacturers. The aftermarket industry
and independent repair facilities are being restricted
access to the tools, training and repair codes preventing
them from repairing late model vehicles. This
controlled auto repair effectively eliminates consumer
choice. Paul Hyatt, President of the Tire Industry
Association, provides an overview of these ‘right to
repair’ issues taking place in Canada and the USA.
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5:30 pm – 7:00pm
Speaker: Jim Davenport
Jasper Engine & Transmission
S9 - Gas Engine Diagnosis
This presentation covers key transmission
issues. Learn to identify engine killers and
avoid later frustrations with pre-removal
strategies. Expand your mechanical
diagnostic knowledge from engine operations to leak
down diagnostics. Discover bulletproof installation
techniques and safeguards during the first run to
avoid pitfalls and keep installations simple. A
seasoned professional, Jim Davenport is the National
Technical Trainer for Jasper Engines and Transmission.
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