About AutoTech

AutoTech has been delivering technical training to automotive technicians in Australia since 1986.

We provide up to date information on new and current vehicle technologies, common problems and diagnostic procedures.

We deliver our Technical Training in two different ways:

1. Face to Face Seminars

Held at metropolitan and country locations throughout Australia.

2. Live Webinars

Held via Microsoft Teams. Ideal for automotive technicians who are unable to attend our seminars or prefer to learn from their home or workplace.

Anyone working in the Automotive Industry (including Apprentices) are welcome.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Seminar Attendees will receive:
Instructor-led 3 hour live Presentation
Light Meal and Refreshments at 6:30pm
Training Manual and Pen
Question and Answer time
Certificate of Attendance.
Seminar event Time: 6:30pm to 9:30pm

Webinar Attendees will receive:
Instructor-led 2.5 hour live online Presentation
via Microsoft Teams
Training Manual (pdf version)
Question and Answer time
Certificate of Attendance.
Webinar event Time: Varies – refer to Training Dates & Locations

AutoTech has been providing after market training to the Automotive Industry since 1986. Our passion is to give you the opportunity to learn and develop your skills and keeping you up to date with access to quality training materials, is more important than ever.

Imagine you have a customer who has the latest model vehicle with a fault and they choose not to take it their local dealership. You now have the opportunity , expertise and confidence to service, and repair a customers vehicle and build that relation ship with them for now and the future. AutoTech also gives you the opportunity to meet others in the Automotive industry and build that network that you could call upon.

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MAF, Boost & EGR: Understanding Diesel Load the Right Way

Diagnosing diesel engines requires a different mindset than petrol systems. In common rail diesel engines, load is based on torque request and fuel quantity — not throttle angle. Understanding how MAF, boost, and EGR interact during structured road load testing transforms diagnosis from guesswork into logical, data-driven analysis.

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Diesel injector waveform analysis

Technician Confidence Equals Customer Trust in Diesel Diagnostics

In modern common rail diesel systems, accurate diagnosis requires more than tools — it requires deep system understanding. When technicians use comparative injector testing, airflow correlation, and structured fuel analysis, they reduce unnecessary parts replacement and build lasting customer trust through confident, data-driven repairs.

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