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Car Diagnostics
Definition:
Under general supervision, supervises one or more subordinate supervisory staff, involved in the maintenance, servicing and repair of vehicles and/or pieces of equipment for more than one garage facility, does other related duties.
Example of Work:
- Diagnoses computerized fuel management systems, computerized ignition systems, and computerized engine timing by using highly sophisticated electronic equipment to determine and perform needed repairs.
- Repairs and adjusts electrical sensors, E.G.R. valves, and computerized electrical systems. Prepares reports and records of time spent, materials, parts used, and work completed.
- Uses test equipment to detect, adjust, and/or correct deficiencies on motor vehicles and equipment, including checking and adjusting headlights, caster and camber, hydrocarbon emissions, and timing and dwell.
- Diagnoses inoperative motor vehicles and equipment to find out the cause of malfunction and take corrective action.
Knowledge and Ability:
- Ability to use tools and test equipment properly to check, adjust, repair, replace, rebuild, overhaul, and/or correct assemblies, subassemblies and other parts on motor vehicles and equipment.
- Ability to use computerized test equipment to properly diagnose malfunctions.
- Ability to analyze maintenance and fix problems associated with motor vehicles and equipment.
- Ability to read and interpret maintenance manuals, wiring diagrams, schematics, and parts manuals.
- Ability to learn using various types of electronic and/or manual recording and information systems used by the agency, the office, or related units.
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