AUT 242 - Basic Automotive Powertrain

Prerequisites:
AUT 115
CAREER AND TECHNICAL CREDIT TYPE
6 credit(s)

This course is designed to introduce the student to hydraulics and mechanical systems used in automotive transmissions. Theory and operating principles of powertrain components such as engines, clutches, transmission, differentials, transfer cases, transaxles and drive axles will be presented. General diagnosis procedures and basic repair operations will be a part of the lab experience.

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Utilize service information and/or training to conduct transmission service.

2. Identify, inspect, and interpret transmission/transaxle concern(s).

3. Check fluid level and condition in a transmission or transaxle to determine needed action.

4. Inspect, assess, and replace powertrain mounts.