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engine overhaul

Course Overview

This course provides learners with the knowledge and practical skills required to diagnose, disassemble, repair, and reassemble internal combustion engines to industry standards. It emphasizes hands-on practice, safety procedures, and the application of technical knowledge in real workshop settings.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

  • Identify engine components and explain their functions.
  • Diagnose common engine faults using appropriate tools and techniques.
  • Safely dismantle and inspect engine parts for wear, damage, or failure.
  • Apply correct repair and replacement procedures for pistons, crankshafts, cylinder heads, valves, and lubrication systems.
  • Reassemble engines to manufacturer specifications and perform post-overhaul testing.
  • Demonstrate adherence to workshop safety, environmental management, and quality assurance standards.

Target Audience

  • Automotive trainees and apprentices at Level 6 and above.
  • Practicing technicians seeking to upgrade their skills.
  • Entrepreneurs and workshop owners aiming to improve service quality.

Course Structure

  • Module 1: Introduction to Engine Systems
  • Module 2: Fault Diagnosis and Testing
  • Module 3: Engine Disassembly Procedures
  • Module 4: Component Inspection and Repair
  • Module 5: Engine Reassembly and Adjustment
  • Module 6: Post-Overhaul Testing and Quality Assurance
  • Module 7: Safety, Environmental, and Professional Practices

Assessment Methods

  • Written tests on theory and underpinning knowledge.
  • Practical demonstrations in the workshop.
  • Portfolio of evidence (repair logs, checklists, reports).
  • Observation and performance checklists.

Duration

  • 6–8 weeks (flexible depending on training schedule and workshop practice hours).

Resources Required

  • Fully equipped automotive workshop.
  • Diagnostic tools, measuring instruments, and repair manuals.
  • PPE (gloves, goggles, overalls).
  • Sample engines for practice.

automotive engineering

Course Overview: Engine Overhaul

📘 Course Description

This course provides learners with comprehensive knowledge and hands-on skills required to perform a complete overhaul of internal combustion engines. It emphasizes diagnostic procedures, disassembly, inspection, repair, and reassembly of engine components to restore performance to manufacturer specifications. Learners will gain both theoretical understanding and practical workshop experience.

🎯 Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

  • Identify symptoms of engine wear and failure.
  • Apply diagnostic techniques to determine overhaul requirements.
  • Safely disassemble and inspect engine components.
  • Recondition or replace worn parts according to industry standards.
  • Reassemble and test engines to ensure operational efficiency.
  • Demonstrate adherence to environmental and safety practices during overhaul.

🛠️ Key Topics

  • Introduction to engine overhaul and occupational standards
  • Engine diagnostics and fault identification
  • Disassembly procedures and tool usage
  • Inspection of cylinder block, pistons, crankshaft, camshaft, valves, and bearings
  • Cleaning, measuring, and reconditioning techniques
  • Replacement of defective components
  • Reassembly procedures and torque specifications
  • Engine testing, performance evaluation, and documentation
  • Safety, environmental management, and workshop best practices

👩‍🏫 Target Audience

  • Trainee motor vehicle mechanics
  • Automotive engineering students
  • Technicians seeking to upgrade their skills
  • Professionals preparing for certification or industry assessment

⏳ Duration

  • Theory: 20 hours
  • Practical workshop: 40 hours
  • Assessment: 10 hours

📑 Assessment Methods

  • Written tests on theory and procedures
  • Practical demonstrations of overhaul tasks
  • Project-based evaluation (complete engine overhaul)
  • Continuous assessment through workshop logs and reports

🌍 Career Relevance

Successful completion equips learners with critical skills for employment in automotive workshops, fleet maintenance, and self-employment opportunities in engine repair services.