Automotive 101: A Beginners Guide To Automotive Repair Scott Greene Automotive Instructor, provides a basic overview of a large majority of the drive-train and mechanics of the basic automobile. It is intended as an aid to those seeking a career in the automotive industry. udemy.com/automotive-101/#curriculum

Become a Top-Notch Electric Vehicle Battery Engineer #1
Learn practical skills on Electric Vehicle Batteries fundamentals, operation, design, and control. Get knowledge of the key aspects of design and development of battery packs for Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEVs), Plug-In Hybrid Vehicles (PHEVs) and Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs). Understand power flow management, system integration, testing/validation, system modeling, simulation and analysis. https://www.udemy.com/become-a-top-notch-electric-vehicle-battery-engineer-1/

EV 101: Gas to Electric. In this class, we’ll convert a gasoline vehicle to electric in just 5 to 6 days.
On the first day, we’ll cover the fundamentals and set up the components that will be installed in the vehicle. On day two, we’ll test all components on a bench. Running the system with Batteries, BMS, controller, motor, and charger. On day three, we’ll install the motor with the adapter plate.
By day four or five, we’ll have the batteries and charger with the DC-DC converter installed in the vehicle. The setup on the bench will be transferred directly into the vehicle without changes, making it essentially plug-and-play.  Please fill out the attached Google form with your answers so I can make this class as accessible as possible.  https://forms.gle/N9Wj4QWeKocDnKVY7

The National Alternative Fuels Training has courses & workshops covering every facet of alternative fuels and advanced technology vehicles. For more information on hybrid technology see
www.naftc.wvu.edu

6 DIY Automotive Repairs Anyone Can Do Not everybody is an armchair mechanic, so I have included the skill level for each of these projects. Skill levels 1-3 require very basic tools and time to finish, levels 4-6 require moderate tools and time, while 7-10 are more for the advanced tinkerer. We’ll be linking to the technical advice of Matthew Wright from About.com: Auto Repair and the Discovery networks to give you the complete steps. Let’s get started:
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/under-the-hood/vehicle-maintenance/diy-auto-repair.htm

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