We covered the EcoBoost engine in a previous class now its time to look at the Ford Truck V8 gas Engines. In this class we will cover the 3 generations of the F150 5.0 Coyote and the Superduty (and 2010-2014 Raptor) 6.2 Boss engines. We will look at the operation of the engines unique systems, service tips and customer issues with these engines mechanical, electrically and with drivability. This a full engine mechanical class.
In this class we will cover the systems Built on the Ford Global C Platform, this includes the 2013-current Ford Escape, Focus, C-max and Lincoln MKC. These systems will include the operation and troubleshooting of the 4-cylinder EcoBoost Engines both mechanical and fuel delivery/injection. Ford electrical and communication Buss systems. Ford had some interesting drivetrain options that caused a lot of consumer complaints, we will discuss the operation and the repair of these problem systems. We will Also Cover the ADAS systems used in later models including Adaptive Cruse Control, forward collision warning, lane departure systems and foot activated tailgate.
In this class we are detailing how a $60 tool, Forscan can allow the technician to make programming changes for modules. Change values in the Ford modules use to operate and calculate many functions within a system. Add features on the vehicle which are installed but are turned off because of the trim level.
The Ford 6.7L Check Coolant Class will detail the aspects of the Check Coolant Additive Indicator Light. Why the technician should not simply reset the indicator only. Engine damage can occur if the coolant additive follow there is not performed. Also, a major intermittent overheating problem is solved and we will show you that Tip.
