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Emerging Technologies

Emerging Technologies. Jim Halderman. Introduction. Former flat-rate technician, business owner, and a professor of automotive technology Author of many automotive textbooks all published by Pearson Prentice Hall Holder of a U.S. Patent for an electronic transmission control device

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Emerging Technologies

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  1. Emerging Technologies Jim Halderman

  2. Introduction • Former flat-rate technician, business owner, and a professor of automotive technology • Author of many automotive textbooks all published by Pearson Prentice Hall • Holder of a U.S. Patent for an electronic transmission control device • ASE certified Master Automotive Technician and Advanced Engine Performance (L1) ASE certified.

  3. What was “new” in the 1970s?

  4. Electronic Ignition, Disc Brakes and Unleaded Gas

  5. 1980s

  6. Computer-Controlled Carburetors

  7. Beginning of Fuel Injection

  8. 1990s

  9. ODB-II and Airbags

  10. 2000s

  11. Antilock Braking System (ABS)

  12. Tire Pressure Monitoring System • Required on all 2007+ vehicles

  13. Hybrid Electric Vehicles

  14. Electric Power Steering

  15. 40% of new vehicles use EPS

  16. Some (Ford Mustang) are variable

  17. 2010s • Fuel Economy and High Fuel prices are driving the industry

  18. Gasoline Direct Injection (GDI)

  19. Injector squirts into the cylinder

  20. Electronic Throttle Control (ETC)

  21. ETC GM Dash Warning Lights

  22. ETC Ford Dash Warning Lights

  23. ETC Chrysler/Dodge Warning Light

  24. Variable Valve Timing (VVT)

  25. Multiple Displacement Systems

  26. Chevy VOLT

  27. Plug-in Hybrid

  28. Chevrolet VOLT

  29. Smart Phone Interface

  30. FIAT Multiair

  31. Engine Technology

  32. Looks like any four cylinder

  33. Four Cylinder 1.4 liter

  34. Intake Valves Opened by Hydraulics

  35. Solenoids Controlled by the PCM

  36. Electronic Stability Control(Required on all new 2012+ vehicles)

  37. Backup Camera(required on all new vehicles by 2014)

  38. Replaceable Fuel Filters(Not allowed after 2014)

  39. Future? • Fuel economy standards will increase from 27.5 mpg today to 35.5 mpg by 2016. • Fuel economy standards will rise to 54.5 mpg by 2025.

  40. More GDI, VVT and Turbochargers

  41. Alternative Fuels?

  42. More Electric Vehicles (EVs)?

  43. SAE Standardized Electric Plug

  44. How to Stay Updated? • KOI –January -Cincinnati • MACS-January-Florida or Las Vegas • Auto Value –Feb.-Grand Rapids, MI/Chicago • VISION–March-Kansas City • Show Power-March -Varies • Chrysler – August-California/Cincinnati • EXCEL–September-St. Louis • ATRA-October-Las Vegas • SEMA/AAPEX-November-Las Vegas

  45. Summary • No one knows what the future will bring • Keep the fundamentals in mind • Practice using service information • Google is my best friend • The future is………where we will spend the rest of our lives

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