Steering, Suspension, and Engines (GMT 1206)

Term: 2026-2027 Spring Semester

Faculty

William StewartShow MyInfo popup for William Stewart

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Andrew A. JesseShow MyInfo popup for Andrew A. Jesse

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Alex Patrick DollShow MyInfo popup for Alex Patrick Doll

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Schedule

Mon-Tue-Wed-Thu-Fri, 7:35 AM - 2:25 PM (3/8/2027 - 4/30/2027) Location: MAIN ALUMN A202

Description

This course covers the principles of operation of modern automotive engines, with emphasis on General Motors powertrains. Topics include the removal, installation, disassembly, diagnosis, repair, reassembly, and timing procedures of an engine. Correct measurement and inspection techniques are central to this course. Students will identify, diagnose, and replace key components of a steering and suspension system, including rack-and-pinion steering systems, MacPherson struts, shock absorbers, ball joints, and tie rod ends. Finally, students will perform precise vehicle alignments with modern laser alignment systems. Ten credit hours