Motor Age Training and Dorman Products join forces for "RevUp" training event

Motor Age Training has teamed up with Dorman Products to co-sponsor RevUp, an automotive technician training event at the Automotive Training Center in Warminster, Pennsylvannia on September 20. 

The full-day even is designed to help technicians refine their diagnostic skills and deepen their understanding of advanced vehicle repair. Four instructors from the Dormain Training center will guide participants through real-world scenarios, present detailed technical classes, and answer questions on critical topics like air-fuel sensor testing, advancing electrical troubleshooting, and effective techniques for diagnosing complex vehicle issues. 

Sessions include:

• Upping Your Diagnostic Skills: Dorman Training Center Director Jerry "G" Truglia will lead this course with a focus on teaching technicians the skills to diagnose and troubleshoot driveability issues efficiently, even when there are no diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) present. 
• Diagnostic Strategies: Pete Meier will provide training in OBD-II system diagnostics using common test equipment, covering essential first steps, scan tool technigques, and fuel system analysis. 
• Building Your Diagnostic Worksheet: Ken Zanders leads this course on the fundamentals of building your diagnostic process, using various testing methods and equipment to ensure an effective troubleshooting process. 
• Driving Down the Rabbit Hole: Josh Weaver captains this course which aims to streamline the diagnostic process with an eight-step sequence, helping technicians quickly establish an accurate approach from the initial test drive for efficient troubleshooting. 

RevUp registration includes two seminars, breakfast, and lunch. For more information, visit the Dorman Training Center's website. 

What people are saying

"This partnership with Dorman represents more than just a collaboration, it's a commitment to the future of the automotive repair industry," says Michael Willins of Motor Age Training. " As vehicles become increasingly advanced, it's critical that technicians have access to ongoing education and training. Staying current with emerging technologies not only enhances service quality but ensures technicians remain competitive and cpnfident in a rapidly evolving field."

"This will be a 'must-attend' event for any professional technician," Truglia adds. "Vehicles continue to get more complex, so we all need to upgrade our skill level. RevUp is a great opportunity to learn advanced diagnostics and repair techniques that will pay off in any shop. Great training doesn't cost, it pays."