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MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, MALAYSIA

VOCATIONAL COLLEGE STANDARD CURRICULUM

COURSE INFORMATION

PROGRAMME : AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY

COURSE NAME : CHASIS II

CODE NAME : MTA 2033

LEVEL / SEMESTER : 2 SEMESTER 2

CREDIT UNIT : 3.0

CONTACT HOUR : FACE TO FACE : 5.0 HOURS/WEEK

NON FACE TO FACE :

COURSE TYPE : VOCATIONAL

PREREQUISITE : -

CORE REQUISITE : -

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COURSE OUTCOMES (COMPETENCY UNIT WORK ACTIVITIES)

The person who is competent in this Course Outcomes shall be able to assess, diagnose the problem, malfunction of the vehicles
wheels, and assign the required repair job. Upon completion of this competency unit, students will be able to:
 Inspect Tyres & Rims Condition
 Perform Vehicle Wheel Balancing
 Perform Alignment Process

COURSE DESCRIPTION (COMPETENCY UNIT DESCRIPTOR)

Vehicle wheels service is a scope of competency to ensure equal distribution of weight on each side of the tyre centre line and
restore the front-end geometry or wheel-alignment angularity.

The competency includes inspect tyres and rims condition, perform vehicle wheel balancing, perform alignment process in
accordance with manufacturer specification.

The outcome of this competency is to assess, diagnose the problem, malfunction of the vehicles wheels, and assign the required
repair job.

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CONTENT AND LEARNING STANDARDS

PROGRAM : AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY

COURSE NAME : CHASIS II (WHEEL ALIGNMENT II)

CODE NAME : MTA 2033

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SKILLS / ATTITUDE / SAFETY /

IVITIES)
URATION) ENVIRONMENTAL)

RELATED KNOWLEDGE ASSESSMENT CRITERIA

13 HOURS 1. INSPECT TYRES &
RIMS CONDITION 1.1 Fundamental of job order: 1.1 Interpret and understand of job order
 Type of job order in accordance with inspecting tyres
 Function of job order and rims condition.
1.2 Tools, equipment and parts such as : 1.2 Carry out preparation of tools,
 Hand tools equipment and parts at work area
 Power tool 1.3 Carry out checking of worn off
 Special Service Tool(SST) condition of the tyre tread visually
 Tire changer machine accordance to OEM specification.
 Wheel balancer machine 1.4 Carry out confirming of tyre crack and
abnormal bulging visually accordance
 Alignment tools
with manufacturer specification.
1.5 Carry out identifing of tyre
1.3 Tyre and rims defect conditions such
manufacturing year from past service
as :
record accordance with manufacturer
 Tyre tread worn
specification.
 Tyre crack 1.6 Carry out confirming of rims dent &
 Tyre bulging crack visually and physically
 Rims dent accordance with manufacturer
 Rims crack specification.
1.7 Prepare completing of inspection
1.4 Fundamentals of tyre report checklist accordance with
 Manufacturing year workshop manual.
 Types

1.5 Fundamentals of rim

 Types
 Size

1.6 Tyres and rims condition check

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procedure
1.7 Inspection report writing :
 Format such as computerised
or manual
 Content / information
 Submission procedure

RELATED SKILLS

1.1 Obtain job order

1.2 Prepare tools, equipment and parts
1.3 Check worn off condition of the tyre
tread
1.4 Check tyre crack and abnormal
bulging
1.5 Determine tyre manufacturing year
1.6 Check rims dent and crack
1.7 Prepare inspection report

ATTITUDE / SAFETY / ENVIRONMENTAL

Attitude:

Systematic in organising work activities.

Safety:

i. Adhere to safety precaution in

inspecting tyres and rim condition.
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ii. Adhere to company’s safety and

policy.
iii. Use relevant Personal Protective
Equipment (PPE).
iv. Occupational safety & health act 514
1994

Environmental:

i. Practice Reuse, Recycle and Reduce

(3R).
ii. Environmental Quality act 127 1974

CONTACT HOURS LEARNING STANDARD (RELATED

CONTENT STANDARD PERFORMANCE CRITERIA /
(TRAINING KNOWLEDEGE / RELATED SKILLS /
(WORK ACTIVITIES) ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
DURATION) ATTITUDE / SAFETY / ENVIRONMENTAL)

RELATED KNOWLEDGE ASSESSMENT CRITERIA

9 HOURS 2. VEHICLE WHEEL 2.1 On / off wheel balancing procedure 2.1 Perform to on / off wheel balancing on
BALANCING 2.2 Fixed weight balancer procedure wheel balancer machine accordance
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2.3 Install trim to the vehicle procedure with manufacturer specification.

2.4 Balancing job order report writing :
 Format such as computerised
or manual
 Content / information
 Submission procedure
2.2 Carry out checking as per wheel of
weight balancer physically onto rim.
2.3 Perform completing of balancing job
order for replacement service
accordance with manufacturer
specification.

RELATED SKILLS

2.1 Perform on / off wheel balancing

2.2 Check weight balancer
2.3 Prepare balancing job order

ATTITUDE / SAFETY / ENVIRONMENTAL

Attitude:

Systematic in organising work activities.

Safety:

i. Adhere to safety precaution in

inspecting tyres and rim condition.
ii. Adhere to company’s safety and
policy.
iii. Use relevant Personal Protective
Equipment (PPE).
iv. Occupational safety & health act 514
1994
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Environmental:

i. Practice Reuse, Recycle and Reduce

(3R).
ii. Environmental Quality act 127 1974

CONTACT HOURS LEARNING STANDARD (RELATED

CONTENT STANDARD PERFORMANCE CRITERIA /
(TRAINING KNOWLEDEGE / RELATED SKILLS /
(WORK ACTIVITIES) ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
DURATION) ATTITUDE / SAFETY / ENVIRONMENTAL)

RELATED KNOWLEDGE ASSESSMENT CRITERIA

9 HOURS 3. ALIGNMENT 3.1 Fundamentals of wheels condition 3.1 Carry out inspecting of suspension
PROCESS. 3.2 Inspect suspension system condition system condition visually
procedure manufacturer specification.
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3.3 Vehicle height check procedure 3.2 Carry out checking of vehicles
3.4 Wheel fitting checking procedure height visually as per alignment
3.5 Alignment process procedure process requirement.
3.6 Alignment job order report writing : 3.3 Carry out checking of wheels
 Format such as computerised condition auditory for anomalies as
or manual per alignment process requirement.
 Content / information 3.4 Carry out completing of alignment
 Submission job order for replacement service
with manufacturer specification.

RELATED SKILLS

3.1 Inspect suspension system condition

3.2 Inspect vehicle height
3.3 Inspect wheel condition
3.4 Prepare alignment job order

ATTITUDE / SAFETY / ENVIRONMENTAL

Attitude:

Systematic in organising work activities.

Safety:

i. Adhere to safety precaution in

inspecting tyres and rim condition.
ii. Adhere to company’s safety and
policy.
iii. Use relevant Personal Protective
Equipment (PPE).
iv. Occupational safety & health act 514
1994
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Environmental:

i. Practice Reuse, Recycle and Reduce

(3R).
ii. Environmental Quality act 127 1974

Core Abilities Social Skills

WORK PLACE ETHICS (Z-009- 3:2015- CA04) 1. Communication skills.

2. Conceptual skills.
3. Interpersonal skills.
4.1 Apply cultural requirement at work place 4. Learning skills.
5. Leadership skills.
4.2 Handle situations that require attention 6. Multitasking and prioritising.
7. Self-discipline.
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8. Teamwork

Tools, Equipment and Materials (TEM)

ITEMS
1. Vehicle
2. Job order sample
3. Alignment process sample.
4. Tyres & rims condition sample.
5. Balancing & alignment equipment
6. Tools, equipment and parts.
7. Consumable material/parts guideline and references.
8. Workplace setup requirement.
9. Tools setup and arrangement procedure.
10. Safety and security protecting materials.
11. Manufacturer SOP sample.

REFERENCES

1. BOSCH, Automotive Terminology, Published by SAE in 1998, ISBN 0-7680-0338-5.

2. Jose Luis Leyva, Learn Automotive Terminology in 2015, ISBN 9-781503-225725.
3. BOSCH, Automotive Handbook, Published by Bosch in 1996, ISBN 1-56091-918-3.
4. Lenz, Cozzarini, Emissions and Air Quality, Published by SAE in 1999, ISBN 0-7680-0248-6.
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5. Owen Coley, Automotive Fuels Reference Book, Published by SAE in 1995, ISBN 1-56091-589-7.
6. Eric Chowanietz, Automobile Electronics, Published by SAE in 1995, ISBN 0-7506-1878-7.
7. Tom Denton, Automotive Electric and Electronic system fourth edition, ISBN 978-0-08-096942-8.
8. Thomas D. Gillespie, Fundamentals of Vehicle Dynamics, Published by SAE in 1999, ISBN 1-56091-199-9.
9. Michael Plint, Anthony Martyr, Engine Testing Theory and Practice, Published by SAE in 1999, ISBN 0-7680-0314-8
10. Ellis Johnson, Tires and Handling, Published by SAE in 1996, ISBN 1-56091-752-0.
11. Rudolf Limpert, Brake and Design Safety, Published by SAE in 1999, ISBN 1-56091-915-9.
12. BOSCH, Diesel-Engine Management, Published by SAE in 1999, ISBN 0-7680-0509-4.
13. Bernard Challen, Diesel Engine Reference Book 2nd Ed, Published by SAE in 1999, ISBN 0-7680-0403-9.

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