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Chapter 21: Two-Stroke Engine Overhaul | Chapter 21: Two-Stroke Engine Overhaul | ||
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+ | Chapter 10:Ignition Systems | ||
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|'''Task 19 Diagnoses electrical systems''' (12 Exam Questions) | |'''Task 19 Diagnoses electrical systems''' (12 Exam Questions) | ||
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|[https://www.denniskirk.com/ Dennis Kirk]Motorcycle Shop, Minnesota | |[https://www.denniskirk.com/ Dennis Kirk]Motorcycle Shop, Minnesota | ||
| colspan="2" |Article: [https://www.denniskirk.com/learn/how-to-diagnose-motorcycle How to Diagnose Motorcycle Problems] | | colspan="2" |Article: [https://www.denniskirk.com/learn/how-to-diagnose-motorcycle How to Diagnose Motorcycle Problems] | ||
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+ | |[https://www.themotorcyclemd.com/ Motorcycle MD] Enthusiast Blog | ||
+ | | colspan="2" |Article: [http://motorcyclemd.com/how-to-fully-troubleshoot-your-motorcycles-charging-system/ Charging System DIY] | ||
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|'''H VEHICLE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS''' (12 Exam Questions) | |'''H VEHICLE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS''' (12 Exam Questions) | ||
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|[https://www.motorcyclecruiser.com/ Motorcycle Cruiser] Website Bonnier Corp | |[https://www.motorcyclecruiser.com/ Motorcycle Cruiser] Website Bonnier Corp | ||
| colspan="2" |Article with video: [https://www.motorcyclecruiser.com/basic-electronic-troubleshooting/ Basic Electronic Troubleshooting] | | colspan="2" |Article with video: [https://www.motorcyclecruiser.com/basic-electronic-troubleshooting/ Basic Electronic Troubleshooting] | ||
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+ | |[https://www.themotorcyclemd.com/ Motorcycle MD] Enthusiast Blog | ||
+ | | colspan="2" |Article: [http://motorcyclemd.com/how-to-fully-troubleshoot-your-motorcycles-charging-system/ Charging System DIY] | ||
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+ | |[https://www.cyclepedia.com/ Cyclepedia] Fix It Yourself site | ||
+ | | colspan="2" |Article with Video: [https://www.cyclepedia.com/starter-system-troubleshooting/ Motorcycle Starter System Troubleshooting] | ||
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Revision as of 16:48, 27 February 2020
Motorcycle Mechanics work on motorcycles and other units such as motor scooters and all-terrain units. They inspect, clean, test, assemble, diagnose, maintain and repair engines, transmissions, drive systems, steering assemblies, braking systems, chassis, suspension, electrical systems, vehicle management systems, fuel systems and exhaust systems.[1]
The Motorcycle Mechanic Occupational Standard
In Canada, the Motorcycle Mechanic trade is (as of Feb 2020) defined by the 2012 Motorcycle Mechanic Red Seal National Occupational Analysis (NOA). This Occupational Standards document is created and updated in consultation with tradespersons and it officially defines what is meant by "scope of the trade." All Red Seal Exam questions are drawn from the sub-tasks outlined in the Occupational Standards document.
The 2012 NOA identifies nine "Blocks" of major work activities:
- BLOCK A Common Occupational Skills
- BLOCK B Chassis and Suspension
- BLOCK C Wheels and Tires
- BLOCK D Brakes
- BLOCK E Engines
- BLOCK F Power Transfer
- BLOCK G Electrical Systems
- BLOCK H Vehicle Management Systems
- BLOCK I Fuel and Exhaust Systems
These Blocks are further broken down into Tasks and Sub-tasks.
The Occupational Analysis document also details what percentage of Red Seal exam questions will come from each block.
It also contains:
- a glossary of terms commonly used in the trade
- a list of common acronyms used in the trade
The Occupational Standard is a formal document not intended for aspiring tradespersons, but it is a valuable guide for anyone preparing to challenge the Red Seal exam.
Motorcycle Mechanic Red Seal Exam Readiness Self-Assessment
File:Motorcycle Mechanic Self Assessment Guide.pdf
The Motorcycle Mechanic Red Seal Exam Self-Assessment is a fill-able PDF that lists all the Motorcycle Mechanic sub-tasks and lets you assess which ones you know and which ones you need to focus your study efforts on.
Motorcycle Mechanic Red Seal Exam Study Guide
Study Guide Overview
The purpose of this Study Guide is to assist aspiring tradespersons to prepare and study for the Motorcycle Mechanic Red Seal examination.
Recommended Motorcycle Mechanic Textbooks
Motorcycles: Fundamentals, Service and Repair. (2020) by Chris Grissom, Matt Spitzer, Bruce A Johns, and David D Edmundson. Published by Goodheart-Wilcox (Chicago).
Chapters 2 and 16 are available as a Look Inside feature on the publisher website.
Modern Motorcycle Technology – 3rd Edition (2017) by Edward Adbo. Published by Cengage (Boston) / Distributed by Nelson (Scarborough).
Study Resources by Major Work Activity Block
Block/Task/Sub-task | Textbook:
Modern Motorcycle (2017) |
Textbook:
Motorcycles Fundamentals (2020) |
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G ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS (19 Exam Questions) | Chapter 14: Electrical Fundamentals
Chapter 15: Motorcycle Charging Systems and DC Circuits Chapter 16: Ignition and Electric Starter Systems Chapter 20: Motorcycle Troubleshooting |
Chapter 7: Basic Electrical and
Electronic Theory Chapter 10:Ignition Systems Chapter 14: Battery and Charging Systems |
Task 19 Diagnoses electrical systems (12 Exam Questions) | ||
19.01 Diagnoses battery and charging system | ||
19.02 Diagnoses ancillary and accessory components | ||
19.03 Diagnoses wiring harness | ||
19.04 Diagnoses ignition system | ||
19.05 Diagnoses starting system | ||
Task 20 Services electrical systems (7 Exam Questions) | ||
20.01 Services battery and charging system | ||
20.02 Services ancillary and accessory components | ||
20.03 Services wiring harness | ||
20.04 Services ignition system | ||
20.05 Services starting system | ||
ADDITIONAL STUDY RESOURCES | ||
Source Organization | Resource (hyperlinked) | |
BC Campus's Shareable Online Learning Resouces (SOL*R) | Competency E-1: Describe the Basic Principles of Electricty | |
BC Campus's Shareable Online Learning Resouces (SOL*R) | Competency E-2: Identify Common Circuit Components and their Symbols: | |
The Motorcycle Anchor shop (RIP Marc Glasgow) | The Motorcycle Electrical Diagnosis Page | |
Dennis KirkMotorcycle Shop, Minnesota | Article: How to Diagnose Motorcycle Problems | |
Motorcycle MD Enthusiast Blog | Article: Charging System DIY |
Block/Task/Sub-task | Textbook:
Modern Motorcycle (2017) |
Textbook:
Motorcycles Fundamentals (2020) |
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H VEHICLE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (12 Exam Questions) | Chapter 8: Fuel and Engine Management
Systems Chapter 15: Motorcycle Charging Systems and DC Circuits |
Chapter 15: Electrical Accessory Systems |
Task 21 Diagnoses vehicle management systems (6 Exam Questions) | ||
21.01 Read fault codes | ||
21.02 Interprets test results | ||
Task 22 Services vehicle management systems (6 Exam Questions) | ||
22.01 Tests system circuitry and components | ||
22.02 Services system circuitry and components | ||
ADDITIONAL STUDY RESOURCES | ||
Source Organization | Resource (hyperlinked) | |
Motorcycle Cruiser Website Bonnier Corp | Article with video: Basic Electronic Troubleshooting | |
Motorcycle MD Enthusiast Blog | Article: Charging System DIY | |
Cyclepedia Fix It Yourself site | Article with Video: Motorcycle Starter System Troubleshooting |
Block/Task/Sub-task | Textbook:
Modern Motorcycle (2017) |
Textbook:
Motorcycles Fundamentals (2020) |
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I FUEL AND EXHAUST SYSTEMS (15 Exam Questions) | Chapter 7: Lubrication and Cooling Systems
Chapter 8: Fuel and Engine Management Systems Chapter 10: Two-Stroke Engine Top-End Inspection Chapter 19: Motorcycle Maintenance and Emission Controls Chapter 20: Motorcycle Troubleshooting |
Chapter 6: Diagnostic Procedures
and Service Information Chapter 9: Fuel Systems Chapter 13: Exhaust Systems and Emissions Control Chapter 24: Tune-Up and Periodic Maintenance |
Task 23 Diagnoses fuel and exhaust systems (9 Exam Questions) | ||
23.01 Diagnoses fuel tanks and components | ||
23.02 Diagnoses air delivery systems | ||
23.03 Diagnoses carburetor systems | ||
23.04 Diagnoses fuel injection systems | ||
23.05 Diagnoses exhaust system | ||
Task 24 Services fuel and exhaust systems (6 Exam Questions) | ||
24.01 Services fuel tanks and components | ||
24.02 Services air delivery systems | ||
24.03 Services carburetor systems | ||
24.04 Services fuel injection systems | ||
24.05 Services exhaust system | ||
ADDITIONAL STUDY RESOURCES | ||
Source Organization | Resource (hyperlinked) | |
The Ride Advice Site | Article with Video: Understanding How Motorcycle Exhausts Work | |
FortNine Canadian Motorcycle Gear Retailer | Article with Video: Slip-on Exhausts vs. Full Systems | |
LiveAboutDotCom part of .Dash Companies, lifestyle | Article: How to Diagnose Carburetor Problems in Your Motorcycle | |
How To Motorcycle Repair.com Enthusiast Blog | Article with Video: How-To: Diagnose Motorcycle Vacuum Leaks |