In 2004 Chevrolet introduced the new Malibu in the mid size body platform. As you may have attended and experienced the many new features mechanical / electronics that the new Cobalt classes delivered, the GM mid size car platform featuring the Malibu platform has also experienced many new mechanical and electronic changes that will effect the maintenance and servicing of this car line.

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The Duramax 6600-equipped Silverado and Sierra pickup trucks are among the most popular diesel pickups in the U.S. and Canada.  Its unique fuel injection system provides excellent driveability and fuel economy as well as low harmful exhaust emissions.  Servicing and repairing these vehicles provide good profit opportunities for the independent repair garage.  This diagnosis course will aid in efficiently repairing these trucks.   

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GM has increased their market share of the light truck diesel market since introduction, in the 2001 model year, of the Duramax 6600.  The early Duramax 6600s are now off manufacturer’s warranty and there are aftermarket repair possibilities now available.  This presentation will concentrate on the design and operation of this popular engine as well as a review of the GM 6.5 diesel that the Duramax 6600 replaced.  Relevant Technical Service Bulletins and common problems will be highlighted. 

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GM has introduced several new car models over the past few years. Cobalt has individual unique features. This course will cover the mechanical features of the 2.2L ECO-TECH Engine, Electronic Throttle Control, Computer Controlled Start / Crank System, Electronic Power Management System including the Regulated Voltage Control System. The new cars received many changes to the Inter-module communication system with the use of the CAN Bus. This course will primarily be referring to Cobalt and Pursuit cars and also will feature the new EPS, Electronic Power Steering System.

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