Chassis Systems Theory (DMT 151)

Term: 2024-2025 School Year Spring Term

Faculty

Mr. Kevin ShotkoskiShow MyInfo popup for Mr. Kevin Shotkoski

Kevin.Shotkoski@southeasttech.edu

Southeast Tech Position:

Diesel Instructor working with the Diesel students in the classroom and lab. Helping students with all lab work and further explanation of theories and concepts outside the classroom. 

Southeast Tech Department:

Diesel Instructor

Education Background:

AOS WyoTech, ASE Master Diesel with L2 Advanced Diesel Diagnostics.

Instructional Experience:

WyoTech Laramie Automotive and Diesel Instructor 1995-2014

Western Nebraska Community College Automotive Instructor 2014-2016

Schedule

Mon-Tue-Wed-Thu-Fri, 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM (1/13/2025 - 3/7/2025) Location: SF HUB 109

Description

Covers the design, construction, and operation of medium and heavy-duty truck hydraulic and air brake systems and components; including compressors, governors, air-lines, valves, controls, brake chambers, linkages, and foundation brakes. Covers the theory of medium and heavy-duty truck transmissions, differentials, clutches, and drivelines. Students will study system troubleshooting and repair, component removal and installation, overhaul procedures, and adjustments. Also covers gear ratios, component power handling ratings, and proper driveline angles. Covers truck steering systems, including manual and power steering gears, steering linkage and adjustment, alignment and overhaul of system components. Students will also study truck suspension systems, which will include single and multi- leaf springs, torsion bar, and air ride systems. Corequisite: DMT 151L