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VW & Audi Diagnostics
At ATG, we are convinced that you should only invest in something if it pays you back! To successfully repair any vehicle, you need tools, information, and training. But none of those were readily available and affordable for VW & Audi applications, so only the specialists really had everything they needed. Well, existing European Scan Tool software has been greatly improved, and many reasonably priced new tools are available. We are convinced that every shop can now perform profitable VW & Audi diagnosis and repair, so we have created this training manual and course to make sure you have everything you need to move forward.
Whether you are just starting to consider VW & Audi service or are a seasoned European technician, this manual and course are designed to give you information and tips that will start making you more money right away. Come and learn more about:
- Mastering 'Current Track' wiring diagrams
- Great aftermarket Scan Tool choices
- Module 'Coding'
- The cryptic 'Measuring Blocks'
- Forcing Monitors with 'Basic Setting' functions
- Throttle Adaptation
- Shortcuts for finding faults that are 'flow chart resistant'
Hundreds of Scan Tool captures, voltage tests, and wiring examples are included. After attending this class, you will know your way around VW & Audi tools and information, focusing on making the great onboard diagnostic features and functions work for you instead of against you.
VW & Audi Training Video and Manual
ATG and Automotive Video Inc. have partnered together to produce a unique package including our VW & Audi training manual and a 2.5 hour DVD featuring ATG instructor Ross Wellwood. Learn all about VW & Audi terminology, wiring diagrams, scan tool procedures and more. Whether you are a beginning or an expert this training set will prove a valuable resource, and you get the DVD and manual for only $175. Sample the video below, review the content of the manual (a $110 value by itself) and add to your PayPal cart or call us today! (Orders outside the U.S. should call to order.)
