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Automotive Services/Small Engine Repair

Automotive Services/Small Engine Repair is designed for students who are interested in working on vehicles and small engines. Students learn in the classroom and hands-on about basic automotive and small engine maintenance and repair, general service station duties, and exhaust and engine systems. They work on donated and student vehicles and engines and build key skills such as teamwork, communication and customer service.

Students completing the program are prepared for work or for more advanced training in the Automotive Trades Technology program. They also are prepared for the New York State Inspection License examination.

Career opportunities:
Vehicle prep/detailer
Tire maintenance and repair
Lubrication technician
NYS motor vehicle inspector
Small engine technician

Units of study:
Basic engine theory - two stroke
Basic engine theory - four stroke
Battery and charging systems service
Brake and suspension service
Parts removal and installation
Tire technology, service and repair
New York State Inspection
Oil change and fluid service
Shop safety awareness
Employment services

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