Automotive Einstein

Wyotech’s Automotive Technology Programs:

Having the ability to work on today’s cars demands an understanding in the science and multiple technologies that go into the modern automobile. At WyoTech, students attend classroom training and with this training then apply themselves in real life shop projects.

Wyotech facilities include the most modern tools and automotive diagnostic equipment in step with the industry’s most successful shops. With this advantage, students will have the time to explore everything under the hood of today’s modern automobiles and learning how to troubleshoot, diagnose and then repair problems.

Here’s a brief description of the automotive technician training offered in
WyoTech’s Automotive Technology program:

Basic Engine Management Systems

Theory in automotive engines, engine noise diagnosis, engine rebuilding, valve train, instrumentation and customer relations. Theory and lab experiences in service repair orders, computerized service information, engine cooling systems, engine lubrication systems, minor engine repairs, environmental management for the automotive industry, automotive electrical systems, batteries, starting systems and charging systems.
Driving Diagnostics

Theory in alternative fuels, basic automotive computer systems and on board diagnostic. Theory and lab experiences in electronic computer control distributor and distributorless ignition systems, waveform analysis, emission control systems diagnostics with exhaust gas analyzers, fuel induction systems including electronic fuel injection and forced air induction systems, on board diagnostics II systems, automotive electrical system diagnostics, EPA in the auto industry, and minor engine repair.
Drivetrain Systems

Theory in torque converters, planetary gear sets, hydraulic systems, basic 4-wheel drive principles and job search. Theory and lab experiences in precision measuring instruments, front wheel drive automatic transmission with overdrive/electronic computer controlled shift, environmental management for the automotive industry, removal and replacement of transaxles, electronic transaxle diagnostics, 5-speed manual transmissions and transaxle principles and service, clutches, drivelines and differentials.
Chassis

Theory and lab experiences in wheel bearings, brake systems, anti-lock brake systems, suspension and ride control systems, steering systems, tires, wheel balancing, environmental management for the automotive industry, computerized four-wheel alignment, electronic vibration analysis, fasteners, wind and water leaks, automotive heating, ventilation, air conditioning and A/C retro fit.