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FINDING FAULTS WITH ELECTRICS • A computer-based training and simulation
15th March 1990, Page 34
15th March 1990
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programme on fault diagnosis of electronic ignition and electronic fuel injection systems has been introduced by the Road Transport Industry Training Board.
The 20-hour course requires knowledge of engine layout, standard engine components, conventional ignition and fuelling systems.
The Electronic Ignition and Electronic Fuel Injection CBT programme costs £795 ex-VAT and starts from 6 May 1990. Contact the RTITB, Motor Trade Department, Capitol House, Empire Way, Wembley HA9 ONG, phone 01-902 8880.
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