Automotive Technology

Michael Fisher, Instructor

Mr Fisher graduated from Idaho State University's School of Applied Technology program in 1975 with an Automotive Technology Certificate.
He also graduated with a B.S. Degree in Corporate Training from Idaho State University in 1999

Mr. Fisher has spent 17 years as a Ford Technician, and 6 years as a Instructor.

Mr Fisher is currently an ASE Certified Master Automobile Technician, and a ASE Certified Master Heavy Truck Technician.

The courses Mr Fisher teaches are:
AUTM 103 Automotive Engines 8 credits. (Theory and laboratory) (Domestic and Foreign) Engine overhaul procedures, electrical theory and test meters, soldering and constructing test leads. Batteries, theory and testing procedures. Electrical symbols and glossary. Engine tune-up, standard and electronic. Ignition systems, standard and electronic and air conditioning.

AUTM 104 Automotive Electrical Units 8 credits. (Theory and Laboratory) (Domestic and Foreign) Alternator repair and test procedures on all types. Starter motor repair and test procedures on all types. Chassis wiring, computer control fundamentals, computer control senders, computer control controls, computer test methods and monitors, fuel and carburetor standard types, computer control fuel solenoid and throttle body carburetors, port injection and computer controlled ignition and timing. Introduction to blowers and turbochargers and emission control systems.

Michael Fisher created this Automotive Web Site.