Heavy-duty NGV maintenance and diagnostics training set

Aug. 21, 2014

The Natural Gas Vehicle Institute (NGVi) is offering a three-day training course for technicians that perform heavy-duty natural gas vehicle maintenance and diagnostics. The course is set for Oct. 14-16, 2014, in Nashville, TN.

Technicians will learn about the operation, maintenance, diagnosis and repair of heavy-duty natural gas vehicles and cover all natural gas heavy-duty manufacturers’ systems, including CNG and LNG, with major emphasis on Cummins ISL G-equipped vehicles.

The course is designed for technicians with at least basic skills in vehicle repair. It includes operational theory with hands-on exercises, use of DMMs, scan tools and other diagnostic equipment, and prepares technicians for the ASE H1 exam.

Among the topic areas covered are:

  • Natural Gas Fuel Properties
  • Safety, Work Practices and Facilities
  • NGV Low- and High-Pressure Maintenance and Repair Procedures
  • NGV Engine Operational Theory and Maintenance Procedures
  • NGV Engine Operational Theory – Dedicated
  • Liquefied Natural Gas Systems

Course objectives are available by clicking here. To learn more about defueling safety and procedures, register for the Heavy-Duty NGV Maintenance and Diagnostics Training.

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