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Snap-on has a comprehensive programme of TechEd seminars open to all technicians. Available at over 50 locations throughout the UK they are designed to appeal to every level of technician and include: • Petrol Engine Technology Euro V • Petrol Engine Efficiency • Cooling System Technology • Direct Petrol Injection: System overview, Applications, Sensors and Actuators, Exhaust System, Other Applications • Diesel Engine Technology How Diesels Work • Safety When Working With Diesels • History Of The Diesel Engine • Petrol and Diesel Advantages • VW Pumpe Duse Systems • Why Common Rail? • Benefits of Common Rail • Common Rail Overview (Sensors) • Advanced Diagnostics Misfire Detection Via On-Board Diagnostics • Oscilloscope Diagnostics: Labscope Overview, How Can It Help Me?, Ignition Analysis • Quick Accurate Diagnostics Through Current Ramping • Real World Problem Car Case Studies • Intermittent Problems Using PID Triggers • Beyond the Code The Problems We Face Within Diagnostics • The Diagnostic Process • Fault Code Generation • Fault Analysis & Effect Distraction • Does Equipment Alone Fix Faults? • Fault Finding Techniques • Real World Problem • Vehicle Case Studies • EOBD What Are The Ten Modes of EOBD? How Can They Help Me? • What is EOBD? • What Is The Difference Between EOBD & OEM Diagnostics? Does It Matter? Intermittent Driveability Diagnostics • Real World Problem Car Case Studies • The Power Of Data Graphing and Why? • Using and Obtaining Information - The Web, Troubleshooter • What's New? • CAN What Is CAN? • What Is A Network? • What Is Multiplexing? • Other Multiplex Systems: LIN, FLEXRAY, MOST • Electronic Handbrake • ElectronicThrottle Control • Adaptive Cruise Control • Air Con and Climate Control Principles of Air Con • System Layout • How Does it Work Air Flow Diagnostics • Using Manifold Gauges for Diagnostics • Electronic Controlled Systems and Diagnostics • Future Developments • Basic Engine Diagnostics What Effects Compression • Diagnostic Techniques • Scantool Diagnostics • The Fault Finding Process • Component Testing • Relationship Testing • Case Studies • Using ShopStream Connect The seminars are designed to help keep technicians informed of the latest developments in the industry. You don’t have to own a Snap-on tool to attend – you just need to be interested in your business! I attended one of the first seminars on EOBD and was hooked, I’ve now been to “ all of the ones currently available. They are a great way of keeping in touch with what is happening in the industry, they are held in the evening so you don’t have to worry about closing the garage and the cost is just right. SOLUS PRO User Groups Snap-on also offer SOLUS PRO User Groups which take place over one evening at various locations throughout the UK. The User Groups have been designed to help make technicians aware of any software updates, information and changes within the tool to ensure you have all the latest knowledge and info at your fingertips. ” Steve Bate, Stone Cross Garage, Penkride, Staffordshire. LOCAL VENUES SEMINARS AVAILABLE AT OVER 50 LOCATIONS ACROSS UK & IRELAND TO BOOK YOUR PLACE on a training course or any seminar speak to your Snap-on Franchisee or call your local Snap-on branch Basildon ............01702 440290 Basingstoke .......01256 858300 Bristol ................01278 411911 Hamilton * ...........01698 477370 Warrington .........01606 734130 Wetherby ...........01977 686450 * Irish customers can book through the Hamilton branch.
• NEW smart ® Manufacturer Coverage • More than 69,000 Troubleshooter Codes & Descriptions • Model Year Coverage up to 2010 for 91% of vehicle parc • Tyre Pressure Monitoring System updates for majority of manufacturers 11.2 10.4 10.2 9.4 Step up to the 11.4 Software Release. Get new features and coverage, plus all those from previous upgrades! • Over 3,000 New Vehicles added • Over 24,000 New Systems added • Over 13,000 Parameter ID’s added • Over 2,014 Vehicles added • Over 24,000 Vehicle Systems added • Over 5,700 Parameter ID’s added • Model Year Coverage, up to 2009 • Covers 895 of the vehicle parc • 21 Major Vehicle Manufacturer specific software titles updated • Over 11,637 Vehicles added • Diesel Vehicle Coverage including some of the latest super mini cars i.e. BMW Mini 2, Hyundai Getz, Honda Jazz, Mitsubishi diesels, through to light commercial vehicles • Model Year Coverage, up to 2008 for 90% of the vehicle parc • 20 Major Vehicle Manufacturer specific software titles updated • Over 2,200 New Vehicle Selections added • Diesel vehicle coverage including some of the latest super mini cars, i.e. BMW Mini 2, Hyundai Getz, Honda Jazz, through to light commercial vehicles • 26 major vehicle manufacturer specific titles • Over 5,000 Vehicles added • More than 16,000 PID’s added • Over 1,300 Functional Actuator & System Tests • Over 18,000 New Vehicle Systems added • Over 26,000 Codes added • Over 1,700 Functional Tests added • Volvo added • Over 12,700 Codes added • 960 Functional Tests added • 776 Scripted Functional Tests • Mazda added • More than 23,737 PID’s added • More than 11,000 New Trouble Shooter Codes and descriptions • Over 3,900 New Functional Actuator and System Tests • Over 59,884 New Vehicle Systems • Plus the latest technology in the market i.e. Toyota Hybrids • Mitsubishi added • More than 8,000 New PID’s • More than 11,000 New Trouble Shooter Codes and descriptions • Over 1,800 New Functional Actuator and System Tests • Over 135 New Systems • Plus the latest technology in the market i.e. Toyota Hybrids. 1
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