Odisha CHSE VOC-ITV Four Wheeler Service Technician study materials
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Odisha CHSE VOC-ITV Four Wheeler Service Technician study plan

Odisha CHSE VOC-ITV Four Wheeler Service Technician · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Workshop safety, tools and equipment & Engine construction, operation and overhaul

  • Identify workshop hand tools, torque wrench, micrometer, vernier caliper and bore gauge, state the resolution of each, and demonstrate correct use on a scrap engine.

  • List the PPE and safety precautions required for fuel, coolant, battery acid, compressed air, lifting and jack stands, then apply them while removing an engine from a vehicle.

  • Draw and label the four-stroke SI engine cycle, naming piston, rings, valves, camshaft, crankshaft and the purpose of each stroke.

  • Explain valve timing events and the firing order of a four-cylinder in-line engine using a timing diagram.

Your checkpoint

One-page annotated engine cut-away diagram plus a workshop hazard and PPE checklist covering at least 10 identified hazards with the control for each.

Week 2

Engine construction, operation and overhaul

  • Sequence the removal, dismantling and reassembly of a four-cylinder engine, naming the fasteners released at each stage and the parts that must be renewed.

  • Measure cylinder bore taper and out-of-round, crankpin ovality, piston ring end gap and valve stem clearance, then compare each reading with the manufacturer's wear limit.

  • Explain torque-to-yield head bolt tightening, correct tightening sequences, gasket selection and sealant application points.

  • Describe valve seat lapping, seat width checking and camshaft-to-crankshaft timing alignment using belt or chain marks.

Your checkpoint

A completed engine measurement record for one engine with at least eight readings, each judged pass or fail against a stated limit, plus a written reassembly sequence.

Week 3

Clutch, transmission, propeller shaft and differential

  • Explain single-plate dry clutch operation and release mechanism, and diagnose slip, drag and judder from described road-test symptoms.

  • Measure and adjust clutch pedal free play, and describe the hydraulic clutch bleeding procedure in correct order.

  • Describe constant-mesh gearbox power flow in each gear, the role of synchronisers, and calculate individual and overall gear ratios.

  • Explain propeller shaft universal joint phasing, centre bearing and slip joint function, and state how final drive ratio affects speed versus torque.

Your checkpoint

A driveline worksheet calculating overall ratio for five gear steps, plus a clutch fault-diagnosis table listing at least five symptoms with cause and confirming test.

Week 4

Clutch, transmission, propeller shaft and differential & Automotive electrical and electronic systems

  • Interpret crown wheel and pinion backlash and differential noise patterns such as whine on drive, whine on overrun and knock on turns, and state the likely cause of each.

  • Apply Ohm's law and series/parallel rules to calculate current, voltage drop and resistance in simple vehicle circuits.

  • Test a lead-acid battery by open-circuit voltage, hydrometer specific gravity and load test, and state pass or fail with justification.

  • Trace starting and charging circuits on a wiring diagram, naming battery, ignition switch, solenoid, starter, alternator, charge warning lamp and fuse links.

Your checkpoint

A timed 40-question mock test on engine and driveline topics scoring at least 70%, with every wrong answer rewritten as a corrected one-line note.

Week 5

Automotive electrical and electronic systems

  • Describe alternator construction and testing, including rectifier, regulator, no-load output and voltage-drop checks, and explain starter motor no-load and stall testing.

  • Explain the operation and signal type of MAP, MAF, throttle position, coolant temperature, intake air temperature, oxygen, knock and wheel speed sensors.

  • Identify ECU inputs and outputs and describe CAN bus twisted-pair signalling, including checks for open circuit, short to ground and termination faults.

  • Diagnose lighting, horn, wiper and power-window faults using a multimeter and the relevant wiring diagram.

Your checkpoint

A sensor and actuator reference table of at least 10 entries giving signal type, expected voltage or resistance range and a step-by-step test method for each.

Week 6

Fuel supply, injection and emission control systems & Cooling and lubrication systems

  • Explain the layout of petrol MPFI and common-rail diesel fuel systems, naming tank, pump, filter, rail, injectors, pressure regulator and return lines.

  • Test fuel pump pressure and flow and interpret injector balance or diesel leak-off results against specification.

  • Explain three-way catalytic converter, EGR, PCV, EVAP and DPF operation, and identify likely causes of high CO, HC or NOx on a gas analyser reading.

  • Describe coolant flow, thermostat, water pump, radiator cap pressure test and fan control, and diagnose the main causes of overheating.

  • Explain the lubrication circuit, oil pump types, oil grade and specification, oil pressure testing, and causes of low oil pressure.

Your checkpoint

Two ordered fault-flow charts, one for overheating and one for rich exhaust or misfire, each covering at least six causes with the confirming test for each.

Week 7

Steering, suspension, wheels and tyres & Braking systems

  • Describe manual rack-and-pinion and electric power steering layouts, then check steering free play and explain how camber, caster and toe affect tyre wear.

  • Inspect MacPherson strut, coil spring, shock absorber, ball joint and bushes, and test shock absorbers for leakage and bounce.

  • Explain wheel balancing, radial and lateral run-out, tyre size markings, tread depth and the wear pattern caused by incorrect inflation.

  • Explain hydraulic braking with tandem master cylinder, disc and drum brakes, proportioning valve, correct bleeding sequence and brake fluid specification.

  • Diagnose spongy pedal, brake pull, drag and ABS warning lamp faults, and describe ABS components and wheel speed sensor testing.

Your checkpoint

A completed vehicle inspection sheet for steering, suspension, tyres and brakes with at least 15 checkpoints, each marked pass, advise or fail with a short reason.

Week 8

Vehicle diagnosis and troubleshooting & Periodic servicing, vehicle inspection and workshop management

  • Apply a structured diagnostic routine of verifying the complaint, gathering data, isolating the system, testing the component and confirming the repair to three written case studies.

  • Interpret OBD-II diagnostic trouble codes and live data for at least three codes and state the most probable root cause for each.

  • Build a periodic service schedule covering daily and weekly checks, 5,000, 10,000 and 20,000 km services and fluid or filter intervals for a typical Indian petrol and diesel vehicle.

  • Describe job card handling, workshop layout, 5S practice, hazardous fluid and waste disposal, and how a service estimate is costed.

Your checkpoint

A full-length timed 60-question mock across all 10 domains scoring at least 75%, plus a one-page log of every missed question with the corrected fact.

Milestones

Week 2: Reproduce the complete engine overhaul sequence and at least eight measurement limits from memory, and score 70% or better on a 25-question engine quiz.

Week 4: Score 70% or better on the 40-question engine and driveline mock, and correctly explain clutch free-play measurement and differential backlash checking without notes.

Week 6: Answer 8 of 10 rapid-fire questions on fuel, emission, cooling and lubrication correctly, and produce both fault-flow charts unaided.

Week 8: Score 75% or better on the full 60-question timed mock and diagnose all three case studies with a defensible test sequence.