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Automotive Service Technology
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The Tech Prep Automotive Service Technology program is designed to prepare students for entry-level employment in the automotive, truck, and parts industries. Students learn to diagnose, adjust, overhaul, repair, and replace mechanical and electrical components of vehicles. During the junior year, students are trained in an introduction to automotive, diagnosis and repair of brakes, electrical/electronic systems, and engine repair. In-depth training, in theory, is included in all areas. During the senior year, students learn suspension and steering and alignment, advanced electrical, engine performance, heating, and air conditioning, drive trains and axles, and customer service.
Location Valley Forge High SchoolCredits Junior Year - 3Senior Year - 3College Credit Available college credit awarded upon meeting articulation requirementsPost-Secondary Entry Level TechnicianAuto Service TechnicianTruck TechnicianService WriterParts Counter Sales PersonSpecialized Auto ServiceService ManagerElectrical Engineer (with post-secondary training)Equipment Used Basic industry tools such as wrenches, sockets, pliers, and screwdriversAutomotive hand-held testing equipment such as digital multi-meters, scan tools, and current probesPrecision measuring tools such as micrometers, dial indicators, thread gauges, pressure and volume testers, compression testers and pyrometers.Frame contract and drive on liftsWheel balancing and front end alignment equipmentBrake-drum and rotor refinishing lathesInternet service informationCertifications ASE Student Certification in Automotive Brakes, Electronic/Electrical System, Automotive Suspension and Steering, Automotive Engine PerformanceStudent Organizations
Skills USANational Automotive Technicians Foundation (NATEF)Competitions Skills USATeacher Contact Information Gary Mitchhart(440) 885-8439