Jim Lewis, instructor/course developer for NAPA Autotech, will cover a variety of topics.
Posts published in “Collision Education & Training”
More than half of technicians perceive their areas of greatest training need are Electrical/Electronic and Hybrid/EV Systems.
Eight new courses will be required to provide Ford Certified Collision Network (FCCN) shops the tools, training, and information needed for quality and safe repairs.
Webinar will explain repair manual procedures, Techstream menu selections and data entry, and provide tips to increase confidence in accurately completing calibrations.
Topics include controls and basic set up instructions, vehicle identification, Intelligent Diagnostics, scan data functions, functional tests, quick lookups, Global OBD-II, previous vehicles and data, and more.
Attendees will learn important safety considerations to take, calibration requirements, and the correlation between electro-mechanical parts to the chassis and suspension systems.
‘PAVE’ will be a three-day event for mechanical and collision repair professionals, Jan. 8-10, with more than 30 live sessions.
