Mechanic Motor Vehicle Trade Practical - Year 2 (ITI)

Practice in servicing fuel, transmission, suspension, steering, brake and electrical systems, vehicle diagnostics and complete vehicle servicing.

12 MonthsDuration 5Chapters16Topics

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01Module 1: Fuel System and Emission Service 3 topics

Relieving fuel pressure and fuel filter change
Injector testing and cleaning
Emission (PUC) testing

02Module 2: Transmission Service 3 topics

Clutch removal, inspection and free-play adjustment
Gearbox dismantling and assembly
Propeller shaft and differential service

03Module 3: Suspension, Steering, Wheels and Brakes 4 topics

Shock absorber and spring inspection
Steering play and wheel alignment checks
Disc and drum brake service
Brake bleeding

04Module 4: Vehicle Electrical System Service 3 topics

Starter motor and alternator testing
Lighting and wiring fault tracing
Battery and charging voltage checks

05Module 5: Diagnostics and Complete Vehicle Servicing 3 topics

Using a scan tool and reading live data
Periodic maintenance service as per manufacturer schedule
Road test and job card

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You will be able to

Service petrol (MPFI) and diesel (CRDI) fuel systems and check emissions
Overhaul and adjust clutch, gearbox, propeller shaft and differential
Service suspension, steering, wheels, tyres and brakes, including bleeding and wheel alignment checks
Test and repair starting, charging, lighting and wiring circuits
Diagnose faults with a scan tool and carry out complete periodic vehicle service

Who it is for

ITI Mechanic Motor Vehicle trainees - Year 2 (NCVT / DGT CTS)
Trainees preparing for the AITT practical exam and service technician jobs

What you need

MMV Year 1 practical skills
Safety shoes and overalls in the workshop

Questions

Which syllabus does this course follow?

The NCVT / DGT CTS (NSQF) Mechanic Motor Vehicle Trade Practical syllabus for Year 2. The centre follows the student's own ITI syllabus where it differs.

Is scan tool diagnosis taught?

Yes, trainees read fault codes and live data with an OBD-II scan tool.

How is the work assessed?

On a rubric for procedure, use of tools and service data, result and safety.