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M96/ M97 Hands- On Engine Management Class 9.17 & 9.18

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YOUR RESEARCHM96/ M97 Hands- On Engine Management Class 9.17 & 9.18

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Set point values, fuel trim, and diagnosis

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This is the class to understand OBDII, guided fault finding, DME set point values, fuel trim, and diagnosis!
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Set point values, fuel trim, and diagnosis

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This is the class to understand OBDII, guided fault finding, DME set point values, fuel trim, and diagnosis!
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M96/ M97 Hands- On Engine Management Class 9.17 & 9.18

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

We've decided to host an extra Hands- On Class this year. This is the class to understand OBDII, guided fault finding, DME set point values, fuel trim, and diagnosis! This class mixes enthusiasts and Technicians, and many enthusiasts learn from other attendees, as well as the Instructors. We will be using 996 and 997 vehicles in this class, live, and hands on.. Solving real issues, and understanding different scan tools, oscilloscopes, and other diagnostic equipment. NOTE: As of today we do not have the minimum amount of attendees to hold this class; but registration will remain open until close of business Friday August 5 2016. If the required number attendees do not sign up, we will issue full refunds, so do NOT arrange travel, or lodging until we are sure the class will be held. Here's the link, and the flier is below. http://www.theknowledgegruppe.com/in...-deposit-copy/ Please direct all questions to Kaley, at The Knowledge Gruppe: [phone removed] Ext 634, or email [email removed]

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