ITI Motor Mechanic

Diagnostics and Inspection

• Examine

   vehicles to ascertain the nature and location of defects, either by running the engine, driving the vehicle, or performing detailed inspections.

• Use

   diagnostic tools and testing equipment (including computerized systems) to identify and troubleshoot mechanical and electrical faults.

Repair, Overhaul, and Assembly

• Dismantle

   partially or completely defective units or parts, such as the engine, gear box, clutch, rear axle, front axle, steering assembly, or braking systems.

• Measure

   essential parts like cylinder bores, pistons, and crankpins using precision tools (e.g., micrometers, gauges).

• Repair or overhaul

   and assemble engine components (e.g., replacing defective parts, grinding valves, setting timing).

• Replace or repair

   defective parts of the gear box, rear axle, steering mechanism, etc., ensuring correct alignment, clearance, and specified operations.

• Work

   on vehicle electrical systems, including batteries, starter motors, alternators, lighting, and wiring.

• Relining and rebuilding

   brakes, setting wheel alignment, and adjusting steering, clutch, and hand brakes.