Instructor-Led Courses
15 Mercedes-Benz factory courses completed during the 18-week MB Drive JC training program.
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Introduction to Mercedes-Benz
Foundational overview of the Mercedes-Benz brand, history, vehicle lineup, and the standards expected of every technician.
Information Systems
T0001F-US.TP3Training on WIS, Xentry Diagnostics, and the Mercedes-Benz information platforms used daily in the shop.
Workshop Processes
General shop practices, maintenance procedures, warranty processes, and effective repair-order writing.
Career Development
High-voltage awareness, single-use fasteners, passenger car seat principles, and professional survey integrity.
Electrical Systems Fundamentals
X0006F-US.TT4Electrical fundamentals and chassis electrics: the building blocks for all vehicle electrical diagnosis.
Intermediate Electrical
X0014F-US.TT2Networking, advanced electrical systems, and deeper diagnostics for complex vehicle circuits.
Diagnostic Strategy 1
T0004F-US.TT4This course combines Workshop and Customer communication best practices with information gathered from function tests, information systems, and workshop diagnostic equipment. This information is used to develop an efficient plan to determine the root cause of the customer concern.
Suspension Systems
T0258F-US.TT2This course will provide theoretical as well as “hands on” knowledge on the subject of suspension systems. You will be dealing with topics of AIRMATIC, AIR BODY CONTROL, and MAGIC BODY CONTROL in this training course through both classroom training as well as practical workshop modules.
Alignment Certification
X0025F-US.TT2This course provides the theoretical and practical information necessary to perform a proper wheel alignment and the vehicle’s necessary additional calibrations. On successful completion of this course, the individual will be recognized as a "Certified Alignment Specialist" authorized to perform suspension and alignment measurements and adjustments on vehicles under Mercedes-Benz factory warranty.
Brakes & Control Systems
T0344F-US.TT2This course will provide theoretical as well as “hands on” knowledge of brake control systems & components and active driving assistance systems on Mercedes Benz passenger vehicles.
Gasoline Engine Mechanical
T1005F-US.TT2This course provides theoretical and practical experience on the Engine Mechanical & Electronic Management for gasoline engines M270 and M274. Attendance at this course is recommended for technicians intending to perform mechanical work or electronic diagnosis on these engines. In addition to mechanical and engine management systems, this course will cover the setting of cam and valve train alignment.
Engine Management
X0010F-US.TT4This course will describe the current engine management system used in Mercedes-Benz passenger vehicles and Mercedes –Benz Vans known as ME-SFI. The system operation and features will be covered using classroom introductions, and supported through workshop activities. Workshop activities will allow the technician the opportunity to practice system operation and impact of components in the management of fuel injection, ignition, on-board diagnosis and more.
Automatic Transmission (Optional)
X0011F-US.TT4This (OPTIONAL) course encompasses the 5 speed (722.6) and 7 speed (722.9) automatic transmissions installed in Mercedes-Benz Passenger & Van vehicles. These Transmissions and their related components will be covered using classroom introductions, and supported through workshop activities. Workshop activities will allow the technician the opportunity to practice disassembly and assembly of both transmission types. In addition the process of performing a transmission adaptation will be covered in theory and practice.
Climate Control Fundamentals
X0024F-US.TT2This training course will provide you with a variety of useful information and notes for the daily work with current climate control systems and auxiliary heating.
High Voltage Qualification for PLUG-IN HYBRID Series-Gen 3
X0015F-US.TT4This course covers Generation 3 Plug-In HYBRID vehicles and their High Voltage systems. Upon completion, the learner will be able to:
- Explain new nomenclature changes and drive train naming
- Perform a standard walk-around explaining features of Gen 3 Plug-In HYBRID models
- Describe and demonstrate operation of systems from a customer point of view
- Explain vehicle networking and energy management principles
- List the drivetrain configuration and explain basic operation
- Describe operation strategy and modes of operation
- Demonstrate correct XENTRY procedure for disable and initial startup of HV systems
- Explain various actual values available through XENTRY Diagnosis
- Diagnose Plug-In HYBRID concerns observing all safety measures
- Describe High Voltage safety rules, definitions, and the qualification concept
- Describe High Voltage manual power-down process and evaluate results
- Explain High Voltage insulation resistance test process and evaluate results
- Describe High Voltage proof test process on hybrid transmissions and correct settings
- Explain care and use of Personal Protection Equipment (PPE)
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