Denso Products and Services Americas Inc. is adding three training classes to its automotive repair courses in 2016. The additions are Advanced Scan Tool Beyond the Flowchart, Mechanical and Variable Valve Timing and Lift, and Transmission In-Car Diagnostics.
The three new classes bring Denso’s offering to a total of 44 classes under its Technical Training Program.
“A high-quality and comprehensive technical training program goes hand-in-hand with high-quality replacement parts,” says David Shushereba, director of Denso’s Product Development, Engineering, Quality and Service Group.
“We are committed to giving technicians the knowledge to make a quick and accurate diagnosis, service cars and trucks accordingly, and get their customers back on the road with confidence in a job well done.”
More than 15,000 technicians have completed one or more courses since Denso established its Technical Training Program 10 years ago. The full-day and half-day sessions use a “shop-up methodology” that emphasizes practical training instead of instruction only.
Denso says its programs teach technicians to rule out all operational and functional conditions first. This approach results in the least amount of invasive testing and saves time and money by helping technicians to pinpoint problem areas and avoid unnecessary work based on speculation.
“We train technicians to understand vehicle systems and isolate the root cause of a system fault to fix a vehicle right the first time,” Shushereba says. “This ensures the customer gets the best service and the repair shop gets the best return on investment for labor and inventory.”
For detailed information on Denso’s Technical Training Program or a comprehensive program guide, contact Deanna Willcoxson at (310) 952-7424 or [email protected]. Visits can be arranged for companies interested in learning more about a specific class. Details on the training program are also available online.
Denso Products and Services Americas Inc. is an automotive components sales, remanufacturing and distribution company and is a division of global automotive supplier Denso Corp., headquartered in Japan. For more information, go to www.densoautoparts.com.
