STANDARD COMPETENCIES:

 

 I.      After completion of this course the student should be able to identify the basic parts of a power train and discuss how power is transmitted through the power train.  The student should also be able to identify types of gears and calculate gear ratio, rotation, and gear speed.  The student should also be able to adjust a pressure plate, check flywheel and clutch assemblies, discuss the operation of a torque converter pump, stater and turbine, service, check, and repair a converter.  The student should be able to identify parts of a mechanical transmission, disassemble and reassemble, and complete related troubleshooting activities. The student should be able to identify major parts of an automatic transmission, explain the function of automatic transmission components.  The student should be able to identify parts of drive shafts, center bearings and cross and roller u-joints, troubleshoot other problems with drive shafts.  The student should also be able to identify components of differentials and final drives; make bearing adjustments, identify different tooth patterns, and be able to remove , repair and replace differentials and final drives.  This knowledge will be evidenced by correctly performing the procedures outlined in the job sheets and by scoring 77percent on the unit tests

 TOPICAL OUTLINE:

 

 I.      Safety

 II.     Introduction to Hydraulics

 III.    Testing Equipment

 IV.     Transmissions

 V.      Clutches

 VI.     Power take-off