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Kubota Mechanical Diesel Engines Level 300

Course Description:

This instructor‐led course is 100% hands‐on. Covering all the related engine components of our Kubota mechanically injected diesel engines. Emphasis will be placed on diagnosis, disassembly, inspection, and
reassembly. Students are challenged with numerous real‐world activities and procedures. They start with a running engine and are expected to have a running engine after reassembly to pass the course.

Activities include:

1. Proper disassembly of an engine
2. Engine reassembly procedures
3. Compression testing
4. Cylinder leak down testing
5. Engine diagnosis procedures
6. Injector nozzles testing
7. Kubota special service tool usage
8. Electric governor overview
9. Timing fuel system
10. Engine measurement
11. Part inspection
12. Service manual usage

It is required that all attendees complete the online prerequisite courses before attending this class.  Each course will take approximately 20 min to complete.

• 23010 ‐ Mechanical Fuel System Mechanism
• 23021 ‐ Mechanical Fuel System Components: Other Parts
• 23022 ‐ Mechanical Fuel System Components: Injection Pump
• 23023 ‐ Mechanical Fuel System Components: Injection Nozzle
• 23031 ‐ Mechanical Fuel System Regular Maintenance
• 23032 ‐ Mechanical Fuel System Parts Inspection
• 23040 ‐ Mechanical Governor Overview
• 23050 – Mechanical Fuel System Cause & Effect
• 23061 ‐ Electrical Governor Overview
• 23062 ‐ Electrical Governor Components &
• 23063 ‐ Electrical Governor Error Indication
• 23070 ‐ Boost

Special Instructions:

• Students are required to bring their laptops to class.
• Breakfast and lunch included
• Limited to 10 people

Kubota Electronic Diesel Engines Level 300

The level 300 Electronic Diesel Engines course is 2 days in length. This course is a requirement needed to obtain the skilled technician level and advanced technician level in Electronic Diesel Engine. This course will discuss all the electrical system components of our Kubota engines and their operation. Emphasis will be placed on the DPF system, common rail and Diagmaster. Diagnosis will also be a major part of this course, with numerous hands-on activities.

Activities include:

• Diagnosing and replacing faulty electrical components
• Discussion on electrical components and operation
• Electrical component testing
• DEF tank thaw control process overview
• Overview of the DPF regeneration
• Breakout box activities
• Finding and downloading the proper service manuals
• Calibrating functions for common rail electrical components
• How to use Active Test and Utilities in Diagmaster
• Graphing, flagging and using triggers in Diagmaster
• Kubota special service tool usage
• DTC inspection procedures

It is required that all attendees complete the online prerequisite courses before attending this class. Each course will take approximately 20 min to complete.

• 10010 Kubota Tour
• 10020 Kubota Engine Lineup
• 10040 K-iSS Introduction
• 10050 Service Documents
• 10060 Kubota Engine Service Network
• 10070 Self Service OEM & Non-Self Service OEM
• 10080 Applications Powered by Kubota
• 20020 Core Parts Component: 5C & Piston
• 20021 Core Parts Component: Intake & Exhaust
• 20022 Core Parts Component: Cooling
• 20023 Core Parts Component: Lubrication
• 20030 Core Parts Component: Maintenance
• 20050 Cause & Effect: Piston Seizure
• 20051 Cause & Effect: Oil Consumption
• 20061 Engine Oil
• 20062 Diesel Fuel and Gasoline
• 20063 Gasoline Safety
• 21010 Kubota Emission Technology
• 21020 Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) System
• 21030 Aftertreatment Emissions Systems
• 21110 CRS Mechanism
• 21120 CRS Components: Actuators
• 21121 CRS Components: Sensors
• 21122 CRS Components: Mechanical Parts
• 21130 CRS Parts Inspection
• 21131 CRS Maintenance & Repair
• 21140 CRS System Control Calibration
• 21150 CRS Cause Effect: Actuators
• 21151 CRS Cause Effect: Sensors
• 21210 DOC Only
• 21310 DPF Mechanism
• 21320 DPF Components
• 21330 DPF Maintenance
• 21340 DPF Regeneration Control
• 21350 DPF Cause & Effect
• 21410 SCR Process
• 21420 SCR Components
• 21430 SCR System Operation
• 21440 SCR Maintenance
• 21441 SCR Parts Inspection
• 21450 SCR DTCs: Major Components
• 21451 SCR DTCs: Sensors
• 21452 SCR DTCs: Other Components
• 21460 Diesel Exhaust Fluid
• 21510 Diagmaster Installation
• 21521 Diagmaster Basic Use Part 1
• 21522 Diagmaster Basic Use Part 2
• 21523 Diagmaster Basic Use Part 3
• 21534 Diagmaster Advanced Use Part 4
• 21535 Diagmaster Advanced Use Part 5
• 21536 Diagmaster Advanced Use Part 6

Special Instructions:

• Students are required to bring their laptops to class with Diagmaster and KEP access loaded for a functionality check.
• Breakfast and lunch included
• Limited to 10 people

Kubota WG Spark Ignited Engines Level 300

Course Description:
The WG Spark Ignited Engine course focuses on Kubota’s SI engine models. Emphasis will be placed on multi‐fuel system components and their operation, including liquid propane and gasoline fuel systems. Electrical diagnosis is a major focus of this course, in addition to KGST function and utilization. Students will be challenged with an abundant amount of real‐ world hands‐on activities.

Activities include:

1. Discuss WG spark ignited engine components
   and operation
2. Diagnosing and replacing faulty engine
   components
3. Electrical component testing
4. Fuel system components and operation
5. O2 sensor operation
6. Catalyst operation
7. Breakout box activities
8. Kubota special service tool usage
9. How to use Active Test and Utilities with the diagnostic interface
10. Data monitoring and data graphing with the diagnostic interface
11. DTC inspection procedures

It is required that all attendees complete the online prerequisite courses before attending this class. Each course will take approximately 20 min to complete.

• 22010 ‐ WG Engine Overview
• 22020 ‐ WG Mechanism
• 22110 ‐ WG Sensors
• 22120 ‐ WG Actuators
• 22130 ‐ WG Components: Mechanical Parts
• 22210 ‐ WG Parts Inspection: Common Parts
• 22211 ‐ WG Parts Inspection: Actuators
• 22220 ‐ WG Maintenance
• 22310 ‐ WG System Control
• 22410 ‐ WG Cause & Effect: System Action
• 22510 ‐ WG Engine Diagnostic Tool Overview
• 22520 ‐ EDIS Introduction
• 22530 ‐ KGST

Special Instructions:

• Students are required to bring their laptops for Pre and Post test, E-Com and KEP access loaded for functionality checks.
• Breakfast and lunch included
• Limited to 10 people

Kubota Electronic Diesel Engines Level 300

The level 300 Electronic Diesel Engines course is 2 days in length. This course is a requirement needed to obtain the skilled technician level and advanced technician level in Electronic Diesel Engine. This course will discuss all the electrical system components of our Kubota engines and their operation. Emphasis will be placed on the DPF system, common rail and Diagmaster. Diagnosis will also be a major part of this course, with numerous hands-on activities.

Activities include:

• Diagnosing and replacing faulty electrical components
• Discussion on electrical components and operation
• Electrical component testing
• DEF tank thaw control process overview
• Overview of the DPF regeneration
• Breakout box activities
• Finding and downloading the proper service manuals
• Calibrating functions for common rail electrical components
• How to use Active Test and Utilities in Diagmaster
• Graphing, flagging and using triggers in Diagmaster
• Kubota special service tool usage
• DTC inspection procedures

It is required that all attendees complete the online prerequisite courses before attending this class. Each course will take approximately 20 min to complete.

• 10010 Kubota Tour
• 10020 Kubota Engine Lineup
• 10040 K-iSS Introduction
• 10050 Service Documents
• 10060 Kubota Engine Service Network
• 10070 Self Service OEM & Non-Self Service OEM
• 10080 Applications Powered by Kubota
• 20020 Core Parts Component: 5C & Piston
• 20021 Core Parts Component: Intake & Exhaust
• 20022 Core Parts Component: Cooling
• 20023 Core Parts Component: Lubrication
• 20030 Core Parts Component: Maintenance
• 20050 Cause & Effect: Piston Seizure
• 20051 Cause & Effect: Oil Consumption
• 20061 Engine Oil
• 20062 Diesel Fuel and Gasoline
• 20063 Gasoline Safety
• 21010 Kubota Emission Technology
• 21020 Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) System
• 21030 Aftertreatment Emissions Systems
• 21110 CRS Mechanism
• 21120 CRS Components: Actuators
• 21121 CRS Components: Sensors
• 21122 CRS Components: Mechanical Parts
• 21130 CRS Parts Inspection
• 21131 CRS Maintenance & Repair
• 21140 CRS System Control Calibration
• 21150 CRS Cause Effect: Actuators
• 21151 CRS Cause Effect: Sensors
• 21210 DOC Only
• 21310 DPF Mechanism
• 21320 DPF Components
• 21330 DPF Maintenance
• 21340 DPF Regeneration Control
• 21350 DPF Cause & Effect
• 21410 SCR Process
• 21420 SCR Components
• 21430 SCR System Operation
• 21440 SCR Maintenance
• 21441 SCR Parts Inspection
• 21450 SCR DTCs: Major Components
• 21451 SCR DTCs: Sensors
• 21452 SCR DTCs: Other Components
• 21460 Diesel Exhaust Fluid
• 21510 Diagmaster Installation
• 21521 Diagmaster Basic Use Part 1
• 21522 Diagmaster Basic Use Part 2
• 21523 Diagmaster Basic Use Part 3
• 21534 Diagmaster Advanced Use Part 4
• 21535 Diagmaster Advanced Use Part 5
• 21536 Diagmaster Advanced Use Part 6

Special Instructions:

• Students are required to bring their laptops to class with Diagmaster and KEP access loaded for a functionality check.
• Breakfast and lunch included
• Limited to 10 people

JCB EcoMAX Engine Training

The course will cover an introduction to the Ecomax engines, component locations, basic diagnostics, basic Service master functions. Also, this course will include an introduction to tier 4 emission regulations and the process and components utilized to meet these regulations. We will provide an overview of the after-treatment system, components, function, and basic diagnosis.

Special Instructions:

• Breakfast and lunch included
• Limited to 10 people

JCB EcoMAX Engine Training

The course will cover an introduction to the Ecomax engines, component locations, basic diagnostics, basic Service master functions. Also, this course will include an introduction to tier 4 emission regulations and the process and components utilized to meet these regulations. We will provide an overview of the after-treatment system, components, function, and basic diagnosis.

Special Instructions:

• Breakfast and lunch included
• Limited to 10 people

Kubota Mechanical Diesel Engines Level 300

Course Description:

This instructor‐led course is 100% hands‐on. Covering all the related engine components of our Kubota mechanically injected diesel engines. Emphasis will be placed on diagnosis, disassembly, inspection, and
reassembly. Students are challenged with numerous real‐world activities and procedures. They start with a running engine and are expected to have a running engine after reassembly to pass the course.

Activities include:

1. Proper disassembly of an engine
2. Engine reassembly procedures
3. Compression testing
4. Cylinder leak down testing
5. Engine diagnosis procedures
6. Injector nozzles testing
7. Kubota special service tool usage
8. Electric governor overview
9. Timing fuel system
10. Engine measurement
11. Part inspection
12. Service manual usage

It is required that all attendees complete the online prerequisite courses before attending this class.  Each course will take approximately 20 min to complete.

• 23010 ‐ Mechanical Fuel System Mechanism
• 23021 ‐ Mechanical Fuel System Components: Other Parts
• 23022 ‐ Mechanical Fuel System Components: Injection Pump
• 23023 ‐ Mechanical Fuel System Components: Injection Nozzle
• 23031 ‐ Mechanical Fuel System Regular Maintenance
• 23032 ‐ Mechanical Fuel System Parts Inspection
• 23040 ‐ Mechanical Governor Overview
• 23050 – Mechanical Fuel System Cause & Effect
• 23061 ‐ Electrical Governor Overview
• 23062 ‐ Electrical Governor Components &
• 23063 ‐ Electrical Governor Error Indication
• 23070 ‐ Boost

Special Instructions:

• Students are required to bring their laptops to class.
• Breakfast and lunch included
• Limited to 10 people

Kubota WG Spark Ignited Engines Level 300

Course Description:
The WG Spark Ignited Engine course focuses on Kubota’s SI engine models. Emphasis will be placed on multi‐fuel system components and their operation, including liquid propane and gasoline fuel systems. Electrical diagnosis is a major focus of this course, in addition to KGST function and utilization. Students will be challenged with an abundant amount of real‐ world hands‐on activities.

Activities include:

1. Discuss WG spark ignited engine components
   and operation
2. Diagnosing and replacing faulty engine
   components
3. Electrical component testing
4. Fuel system components and operation
5. O2 sensor operation
6. Catalyst operation
7. Breakout box activities
8. Kubota special service tool usage
9. How to use Active Test and Utilities with the diagnostic interface
10. Data monitoring and data graphing with the diagnostic interface
11. DTC inspection procedures

It is required that all attendees complete the online prerequisite courses before attending this class. Each course will take approximately 20 min to complete.

• 22010 ‐ WG Engine Overview
• 22020 ‐ WG Mechanism
• 22110 ‐ WG Sensors
• 22120 ‐ WG Actuators
• 22130 ‐ WG Components: Mechanical Parts
• 22210 ‐ WG Parts Inspection: Common Parts
• 22211 ‐ WG Parts Inspection: Actuators
• 22220 ‐ WG Maintenance
• 22310 ‐ WG System Control
• 22410 ‐ WG Cause & Effect: System Action
• 22510 ‐ WG Engine Diagnostic Tool Overview
• 22520 ‐ EDIS Introduction
• 22530 ‐ KGST

Special Instructions:

• Students are required to bring their laptops for Pre and Post test, E-Com and KEP access loaded for functionality checks.
• Breakfast and lunch included
• Limited to 10 people