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Automotive Starting, Charging, and Battery Diagnostics
Professional motorcycle mechanics training focused on workshop method, diagnostics, maintenance discipline, and service confidence.
Students enrolled6
Course ratingNew
Lessons58
Course Overview
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Understand motorcycle systems from a professional workshop perspective
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Apply structured inspection, service planning, and diagnostic logic
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Communicate findings clearly through professional reports and handovers
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Build confidence across maintenance, electrical checks, brakes, EFI, and engine systems
Technical Curriculum
01 SC01 - Starting, Charging, and Battery Diagnostic Mindset
02 SC02 - Battery Fundamentals, State of Charge, and State of Health
03 SC03 - Battery Testing Workflow and Replacement Decisions
04 SC04 - Cable, Terminal, Ground, and Voltage Drop Mastery
05 SC05 - Starter Motor, Solenoid, Relay, and Control Circuit Diagnostics
06 SC06 - No-Crank and Slow-Crank Diagnostic Cases
07 SC07 - Charging System Fundamentals and Alternator Operation
08 SC08 - Alternator Testing, Ripple, Diodes, and Output Faults
09 SC09 - Serpentine Belt, Pulleys, Tensioners, and Mechanical Charging Faults
10 SC10 - Parasitic Draw, Sleep Mode, and Battery Drain Diagnostics
11 SC11 - Battery Management Systems, IBS Sensors, and Start-Stop Strategy
12 SC12 - Scan Tool Data, Codes, Network, and Electrical Evidence
13 SC13 - Hybrid, EV 12V Systems, DC/DC Converters, and Safety Boundaries
14 SC14 - Diesel, Heavy-Duty, Dual Battery, and High-Current Systems
15 SC15 - Intermittent Electrical Faults and Heat/Vibration Cases
16 SC16 - Case Studies: Battery, Cable, Starter, and Alternator Faults
17 SC17 - Case Studies: Smart Charging, Start-Stop, Hybrid 12V, and Network Faults
18 SC18 - Repair Decisions, Verification, Documentation, and Customer Communication
19 SC19 - Capstone Starting, Charging, and Battery Diagnostic Workflow
20 CAPSTONE - Integrated Starting/Charging Diagnostic Cases and Professional Release
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Lead Method
Professional Workshop Thinking
A machine does not lie; it speaks through symptoms, measurements, wear patterns, and service history. This course teaches students to listen, test, document, and verify like a serious technician.