Great Scott Automotive, LLC
HD Advanced Alignment
What Is Covered?
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Accurately measure all alignment angles, including the available diagnostic angles.
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Accurately measure all frame dimensions, including wheelbase, track width and frame offset.
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Explain the advantages and disadvantages of positive or negative camber and total toe.
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Explain the premature tire wear patterns associated with incorrect wheel alignment.
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Explain the vehicle handling characteristics associated with front caster.
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Diagnose the cause of vehicle pull, drift, wander, darting, tire wear and dog tracking by interpreting the alignment measurements on a printout or on the computer screen.
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Diagnose the cause and recommend a solution for the following conditions:
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incorrect steering wheel position when traveling straight ahead
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shimmy felt in the steering wheel or seat
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excessive feedback (rough ride)
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Demonstrate how to use the following alignment measurements to diagnose damaged steering and/or suspension components:
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Steering Axis Inclination / Included Angle
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Turning Angle / Maximum Steering Angle
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Setback
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Demonstrate the proper use of WinAlign's automatic bushing calculator and control arm movement monitor to adjust camber and caster on Twin I-Beam and SLA suspensions.
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Explain the function of the accident avoidance systems available for Heavy Trucks and how to calibrate/aim the forward looking radar module.
Who Is It For?
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Medium and Heavy-Duty Service Technicians or has attended HD Fundamental Alignment Course
How Long Does It Last?
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2 days / 16 hours (unless specified otherwise)
How Much Does It Cost?
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$525.00
Note:
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This course may be taken in combination with the HD Fundamental Alignment course for $925.00. ($125.00 savings).