Transmission Course Series
T101
Heavy-Duty Transmission Fundamentals
Learn how heavy-duty manual, automated-manual and automatic transmissions operate and how to perform basic inspections.
| Level | Starter |
|---|---|
| Duration | 3 days / 18 hours |
| Tuition | $1,295 |
| Format | Classroom + hands-on shop training |
| Prerequisite | No previous transmission experience required. |
| Award | Certificate of Completion |
Module 1: Drivetrain Foundations
- Power flow from engine to drive axles
- Manual, automated-manual and automatic transmission types
- Clutch, flywheel, driveline and differential relationships
- Shop safety and safe vehicle support
Module 2: Operation and Inspection
- Gear ratios, shift patterns and operating principles
- Fluid identification, level and condition checks
- Leak, mount, linkage, harness and driveline inspection
- Recognizing noise, vibration, slipping and shifting complaints
Module 3: Basic Service
- Service-information and specification lookup
- Fluid and filter service principles
- Basic scan-tool orientation for electronic transmissions
- Road-test observations and inspection documentation
Learning Outcome
By the end of this course, successful participants should be able to apply the covered procedures at the course level under appropriate workplace supervision and in accordance with OEM service information and shop safety requirements.
T201
Transmission Diagnostics and Component Repair
Diagnose common shift, clutch, electronic and mechanical faults using a repeatable test process.
Module 1: Complaint Verification
- Driver interview and symptom confirmation
- Safe road-test planning
- Distinguishing engine, clutch, transmission and driveline faults
- Fault-code and service-history review
Module 2: Electronic and Air-System Diagnosis
- Transmission controllers, sensors, actuators and harnesses
- Reading codes and live data
- Multimeter, pressure and air-leak testing fundamentals
- Shift calibration and relearn concepts
Module 3: Clutch and Mechanical Diagnosis
- Clutch wear, adjustment and release-system checks
- Bearing, gear and synchronizer symptom analysis
- Lubrication-related failures and contamination
- Driveline angle, backlash and vibration basics
Module 4: Component Service
- External component removal and installation
- Seal, yoke, sensor and actuator service exercises
- Torque, sealing and cleanliness practices
- Post-repair calibration, verification and documentation
| Level | Intermediate |
|---|---|
| Duration | 5 days / 30 hours |
| Tuition | $2,595 |
| Format | Classroom + hands-on shop training |
| Prerequisite | T101 or equivalent drivetrain experience. |
| Award | Certificate of Completion |
Learning Outcome
By the end of this course, successful participants should be able to apply the covered procedures at the course level under appropriate workplace supervision and in accordance with OEM service information and shop safety requirements.
T301
Advanced Transmission Rebuild and Diagnostics
Perform advanced failure analysis, teardown, measurement, rebuild planning and final verification.
| Level | Expert |
|---|---|
| Duration | 7 days / 42 hours |
| Tuition | $3,995 |
| Format | Classroom + hands-on shop training |
| Prerequisite | T201 plus relevant drivetrain experience; instructor approval recommended. |
| Award | Certificate of Completion |
Module 1: Advanced System Diagnosis
- Intermittent electrical and communication faults
- Advanced pressure, air and electronic test interpretation
- OEM diagnostic procedures and technical information
- Separating root cause from secondary damage
Module 2: Teardown and Failure Analysis
- Controlled removal, disassembly and parts identification
- Gear, shaft, bearing, synchronizer and case inspection
- Wear-pattern and lubrication-failure analysis
- Rebuild scope, parts list and estimate preparation
Module 3: Measurement and Reassembly
- Endplay, runout, gear and bearing clearance concepts
- Special-tool selection and safe press procedures
- Assembly sequence, preload, torque and sealing
- Clutch installation and alignment principles
Module 4: Programming and Final Verification
- Calibration, clutch learn and parameter checks where applicable
- Initial operation and leak inspection
- Road-test and shift-quality verification
- Quality-control records and warranty-conscious workmanship
Learning Outcome
By the end of this course, successful participants should be able to apply the covered procedures at the course level under appropriate workplace supervision and in accordance with OEM service information and shop safety requirements.
Fees includes
Tuiton fees, textbook, and training related tools for use only in the training center.After every course there will be exam nad will be provided with certificate of the course.
Build practical heavy-duty repair skills with training designed around real shop work.
Contact us to discuss the right starting level, upcoming class dates, group training or a customized program for your fleet or repair shop.