IE0805 : CAT 3500 Electronic Engine Diagnostic

This practical and highly-interactive course includes various practical sessions and exercises. Practical sessions will be performed using our equipment in order to apply the theory learnt in the class.
This intensive course is designed for technicians at Midwestern to master the electrical diagnostic procedures for CAT 3500 series engines. Focusing on a blend of theoretical understanding and practical application, participants will learn to effectively use CAT diagnostic tools, interpret electrical schematics, and systematically troubleshoot complex electrical issues, ensuring optimal engine performance and minimal downtime. Emphasis will be placed on Midwestern's specific operational contexts and efficiency standards.
Further, the course will also discuss the CAT 3500 electrical systems and safety, engine actuator, electrical safety and diagnostic tools; the CAT 3500 engine series, basics of electronic engine management and electronic control module (ECM) architecture; the basics of diagnostic tools, schematics, wiring and CAT ET advanced diagnostics, advanced CAT ET and diagnostic software; the CAT ET installation and configuration, event and fault code management, engine configuration and parameters; and troubleshooting workflow and the sensor and actuator diagnostics, actuator testing and circuit integrity.
During this interactive course, participants will learn the ECM and power distribution troubleshooting, batteries, starting, and charging systems; the electronic fuel injection system, injector diagnostics, engine timing and speed control; the air and exhaust system interaction including engine protection and derate strategies; the systematic troubleshooting and best practices review; and the communication network diagnostics and cold start and shutdown issues.