The Motor Vehicle Mechanics program covers a wide range of essential systems that are crucial for the maintenance, repair, and operation of modern vehicles. The primary systems include engine systems, brake systems, suspension systems, and transmission systems, all of which ensure the efficient performance and safety of vehicles. Other key areas include fuel systems, ignition systems, electrical systems, cooling systems, and lubrication systems, each playing a vital role in maintaining the engine’s functionality and overall vehicle performance. Additionally, the course addresses exhaust systems and emission control systems, critical for reducing environmental impact.

The program also covers steering systems, clutch systems, and differential and drivetrain systems, ensuring smooth vehicle handling and power transmission. Wheel alignment and balancing, along with diagnostic systems, are also integral to identifying faults and ensuring the vehicle operates optimally. Lastly, modern vehicles’ battery and charging systems, air conditioning and heating systems, and hybrid and electric vehicle systems are included, reflecting the growing demand for advanced technologies in the automotive industry.