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L1: Advanced Engine Performance Specialist
The purpose of the L1 test is to evaluate your knowledge of diagnosing powertrain driveability problems and emission failures on electronically controlled systems. You are expected to be certified in A8 engine performance and have skill diagnosing problems or failures in the following areas: general powertrain, computerized powertrain controls, ignition systems, fuel systems and air induction systems, emission control systems, and state emission inspection and maintenance programs.
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C1: Automobile Service Consultant
The theory is that if you’re going to be certified as an Automobile Service Consultant, you need to know how an engine works and what repairs are needed when a customer brings in a car with a problem. The same is true for vehicle systems–cooling, fuel, ignition, exhaust, emissions controls and the starting system, plus the braking, steering and suspension systems.
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A2: Automatic Transmissions
The exam begins with general transmission/transaxle diagnosis then covers maintenance and repair that can be done while the transmission is in the vehicle and internal transmission or torque converter failures that can only be repaired by removing the transmission from the vehicle. Take the practice test today to see if you are ready to take your career to new heights.
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A4: Suspension and Steering
AVI and veteran instructor Dave Hobbs bring you the ultimate training for the ASE A4 test. Dave not only helps you master the Suspension and Steering test, but also gives you valuable insight on challenging problems coming into your bay on these systems.
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A5: Car and Light Truck Brakes
Automotive Video’s ASE test prep videos have everything technicians need to know to be ASE Certified. Presented by instructor Mark DeKoster this program is a complete A-Z for brakes service and will be a great training experience for any new tech doing brake jobs or techs studying for the ASE A5 brakes certification. A5 addresses the symptoms and causes of the extensive hydraulic braking systems, drum brake, disc brake, parking brake, power assist unit and anti-lock brake system diagnostic information. The program also covers repair information, detailed assembly, cleaning, inspection, and adjustment procedures.
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A6: Electrical and Electronic Systems
Today’s vehicles are so complex that becoming an automotive repair technician without the proper education and training is a daunting task. Education is only the first step in starting a career in automotive technology and repair. Once you finish your education, you must continue your training and earn certifications in order to truly advance in your profession. The best way to do this is thru ASE certification.
Vehicle electrical systems have evolved from basic wiring technologies to complicated systems with a lot of wire, a lot of juice and a lot of components. The ASE A6 exam will test your knowledge of electronics and the electrical system in cars, SUVs and light duty trucks. In order to become A6 certified, you must have two years of proven on the job experience and pass the A6 exam. Once certified you will receive wallet and wall credentials with the ASE insignia.
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