Diesel Technology

In diesel technology programs you’ll generally learn to correctly test, diagnose and repair gasoline as well as diesel engines typically found in medium and heavy-duty trucks. You'll receive hands-on experience and knowledge working with truck fuel systems, truck electrical and electronic systems, drive trains, braking, steering, and suspension systems. Truck technology students gain experience diagnosing and working with the electronic engine controls and sensors typically found on these engines. In about a year, you can be qualified as an entry-level service technician in the diesel and truck technology field. Browse the diesel technology programs below, and click on the school name to get more info.

Schools Offering Diesel Technology Programs

Alabama
VC Tech (Pelham) - Automotive / Light Diesel

Arizona
Arizona Automotive Institute (Glendale) - Automotive / Diesel Technology

Colorado
Denver Automotive and Diesel College (Denver) - Diesel Technology

Connecticut
Baran Institute of Technology (East Windsor) - Diesel Technician

Florida
Roadmaster Drivers School of Jacksonville, Inc. (Jacksonville) - Diesel Service Technician
Roadmaster Drivers School of Orlando, Inc. (Orlando) - Diesel Service Technician

Indiana

Maryland
North American Trade Schools (Baltimore) - Diesel Tech, Diesel Technician

New Jersey
Engine City Technical Institute (Plainfield) - Diesel Engine Drive Train, Diesel Engine Drive Train Transport Refrigeration, Diesel Engine Drive Train Transport Refrigeration & Air Conditioning, Diesel Engine Drive Train Transport Refrigeration & Air Conditioning

Rhode Island
New England Tractor Trailer Training School (Pawtucket) - Diesel Technician Training

Tennessee
Nashville Auto-Diesel College (Nashville) - Automotive and Diesel Technology (Diploma and Associate Degree)

Texas

Virginia
Advanced Technology Institute (Virginia Beach) Automotive Technology, Diesel/Heavy Vehicle Technology, Commercial Driving/Tractor-Trailer, HVAC and Refrigeration