I-CAR Audi Collision Repair And Electromechanical Repair Overview Courses

I-CAR has developed courses that provide an overview of collision repair and electromechanical repair for current Audi vehicles.

The Audi Collision Repair course goes into detail on structural repair guidelines and construction materials. Also included is information on:

  • Audi training requirements
  • Required tools and equipment
  • Attachment methods and mixed materials
  • Part replacement and sectioning

This course provides vital information to any technician repairing Audi vehicles.

The Audi Electromechanical Repair course goes in-depth on advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) features and procedures. Other topics include:

  • Supplemental restraints system (SRS) inspections
  • Accessing Audi service information
  • HV system precautions and quarantine
  • HV technician levels

This course covers key information about HV vehicle intake and precautions when repairing these vehicles.

Understanding what the vehicle is equipped with and made of is important when performing repairs. Always follow OEM procedures to ensure a complete, safe, and quality repair.

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