Course content
Principle of operation of the internal combustion engine
2Types of internal combustion engines: Otto cycle and Diesel cycle
3Engine components: engine block, cylinder head, pistons, connecting rods, crankshaft, camshaft, valves, spark plugs, fuel injectors, oil pump, water pump
4Ignition system operation
5Operation of the fuel supply system
6Cooling system operation
7engine lubrication system
8exhaust system
9Transmission and clutch system
10brake system
11suspension system
12automobile electrical system
13Operation of the electronic injection system
14Difference between gasoline engine and diesel engine
15Operation of the turbocharging system
16Operation of the supercharging system
17Operation of the distribution system
18Operation of the air conditioning system
19Hydraulic steering system operation
20Operation of the automatic transmission system
21Operation of the manual transmission system
22Operation of the four-wheel drive system
23Operation of the air suspension system
24ABS brake system operation
25Operation of the stability control system
26Operation of the traction control system
27Operation of the ramp start assistance system
28Operation of the emergency braking assistance system
29Operation of the parking assistance system
30Operation of the lane change assist system
31Operation of the blind spot warning system
32Operation of the forward collision warning system
33Operation of the lane departure warning system
34Functioning of the cross traffic alert system
35Operation of the fatigue alert system
36Operation of the speed alert system
37Operation of the change of direction warning system
38Operation of the pedestrian approach warning system
39Operation of the moving object alert system
40Operation of the obstacle warning system
41Operation of the overtaking warning system
42Operation of the congestion alert system
43Operation of the accident warning system
44Operation of the emergency alert system
45Operation of the fire warning system
46Functioning of the theft alert system
47Operation of the mechanical failure warning system
Course Description
Welcome to the Professional Course "How a Car Engine Works"! This comprehensive course, nestled under the Car and Motorcycle Repairs subcategory, provides an in-depth exploration into the various facets of car engine mechanics across its 47 content-rich pages.
The journey begins with a robust foundation laid in the principles of internal combustion engines. Understanding the Otto cycle and Diesel cycle reveals the core differences and applications of each type. These fundamental concepts pave the way for a deeper dive into the essential components that make up an engine. From the engine block to the intricate workings of pistons, connecting rods, crankshafts, and camshafts, every element is meticulously covered.
The course then advances to the operational intricacies of several systems integral to a car's functionality. The ignition and fuel supply systems are broken down for a detailed examination, giving learners insight into their critical roles in engine performance. The cooling, lubrication, and exhaust systems are explored, highlighting their importance in maintaining the engine's health and efficiency.
In addition to engine mechanics, this course extends its reach to encompass the broader automobile systems that contribute to vehicle functionality and safety. You'll delve into the transmission and clutch systems, understanding both manual and automatic transmission operations. Braking systems, including ABS, are meticulously explained, as are suspension and electrical systems.
The course does not stop at fundamental mechanisms but includes advanced technologies in modern vehicles. Electronic injection systems, turbocharging, and supercharging systems are discussed, providing learners with knowledge critical for contemporary car repairs. 4WD systems, air suspensions, and the subtleties of hydraulic steering systems are also dissected for comprehensive understanding.
Safety systems and driver assistance technologies constitute a significant portion of the curriculum. You will study the functions of stability and traction control systems, ramp start assistance, and emergency braking systems. Additionally, parking assistance, lane change assistance, and various alert systems are covered to ensure a thorough grasp of modern vehicular safety protocols.
Beyond operational systems, the course delves into the myriad warning systems that alert drivers to potential issues. From forward collision and lane departure warnings to blind spot and cross-traffic alerts, these modules are designed to ensure a well-rounded competence in vehicle diagnostics. Furthermore, fatigue alerts, speed alerts, and a variety of directional and object warning systems are extensively discussed.
The final modules focus on critical alert mechanisms for more severe scenarios, such as accident warnings, emergency alerts, fire warnings, and theft alerts. Additionally, mechanical failure warnings provide learners with the knowledge to preemptively address potential engine problems, ensuring both driver safety and vehicle longevity.
This course is meticulously crafted for professionals seeking to deepen their expertise in car and motorcycle repairs. With a holistic approach to both fundamental and advanced concepts, "How a Car Engine Works" is your gateway to mastering every aspect of car engine mechanics and associated systems.
This free course includes:
1h35m free online audio course
47 content pages
Certificate of course completion
Exercises to train your knowledge