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Worcester, Mass
Conference and Trade Show
 PWR Training will be hosting a weekend training
conference at the 2004 Collision and Auto Repair Trade Show in Worcester
Massachusetts. The trade show opens on Friday May 21st. with the PWR
Training events scheduled for Saturday May 22nd. and Sunday May 23rd.
2004. The event will be held at the Worcester Centrum Centre &
Convention Complex.
Trainers include:
• Mark Warren and Jonathan Riggle: Comprehensive Fuel Trim Diagnostics
• John Thornton: Air/Fuel Sensor Diagnostics
• John Anello: Diagnostic Strategies
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here for details on the show and the seminars...
Coil-on-Plug
Acrobatics What
do you do when #1 plug wire is not available on a Coil-on-Plug
system? Mac Vandenbrink has a suggestion.
Trigger
Problems & Solutions
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here to read
EPA list of Top 12 Codes
The EPA has compiled
information from various state emissions programs to determine the most
common codes encountered by technicians nationwide. Here is their list of top 12
codes:
| EPA
List |
| DTC |
Description |
Likely
Cause |
| P0171 |
System
too lean -- Bank 1 |
Leak
or Flow problem |
| P1443 |
Ford Evap
Control Valve Failure |
EVAP
problem |
| P0420 |
Low
Catalyst Efficiency |
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| P0401 |
EGR Flow
Insufficient |
Leak or
Flow problem |
| P0133 |
O2 Sensor
Slow Response |
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| P0141 |
O2 Sensor
Heater Circuit |
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| P0174 |
System
too lean -- Bank 2 |
Leak
or Flow problem |
| P0300 |
Random
Misfire |
Leak or
Flow problem |
| P0440 |
Evap
Malfunction |
EVAP
problem |
| P0301 |
Misfire
Cylinder 1 |
Leak or
Flow problem |
| P0302 |
Misfire
Cylinder 2 |
Leak
or Flow problem |
| P0303 |
Misfire
Cylinder 3 |
Leak or
Flow problem |
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Wow, 9 out of 12 codes are related to EVAP, and Leak or Flow
problems!
Individual states have similar
results:
-- Oregon reports 7 out of the 10 most common codes
-- Wisconsin reports 6 out of the 10 most common codes
-- Illinois reports 5 out of the 10 most common codes
-- California reports 5 out of the 10 most common codes
The majority of the most common codes all related to EVAP, and
Leak or Flow problems.
Which tools are useful for
finding the likely causes of those code setting problems?
The systems that have these
leaks, flow and evaporative problems are typically closed
systems which are easy to test when you have a tool, such as a
diagnostic smoke machine.
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For leaks,
flow and evaporative problems in non-fuel systems
consider the Vacutec PRO2000: |
For fuel
related systems safety and contamination becomes very
important, an OEM-approved tool is essential: |
AES# v-Pro
Diagnostic Smoke Machine
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AES# V-2000e
EVAPro: Evaporative Emissions Leak Detection System
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Fluke announces recall:
Fluke recalls test leads manufactured between December 2002
and October 2003
Click here for
details.
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559-292-7851
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Training Update:
PWR Training
Mark, John and Bob's Spring schedule:
Conference/Trade Show:
May 21 Collision and Auto Repair Trade Show in
Mass.
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Seminar: Top 10
OBD-II Codes
May 5th 6th Harrisburg PA
May 10th 11th Lansdale PA
May 12th 13th Linthicum MD
May 17th 18th Totowa NJ
Jun 1st 2nd Pewaukee WI
Seminar: OBDII Mastering The Beast:
May 3rd 4th Pittsburgh PA
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