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Heavy Duty Truck Technician Heavy Duty Truck Technician BOOK AND TOOL LIST 2019-2020 Books* ISBN: 9781284110586 TRUCK TECHNICIAN BUNDLE: $550.00 Fundamentals of Medium/Heavy Duty Commercial Vehicle Systems Textbook Fundamentals of Medium/Heavy Duty Diesel Engines Textbook Two Year Online Access Bundle must be purchased prior to the first day of class SUPPLIES: (app. $385.00) Drug Test - $30.00 Leather safety toe work boots, ANSI- Z87 approved safety glasses, clear, no tint - $60.00 to $200.00 Handheld electronic calculator Miscellaneous supplies (3 ring binder, notebook paper, pens, pencils, highlighters) 3 Uniform Shirts with CWI logo, 3 uniform pants - $225.00 (Long Sleeve $5.00 add per shirt) FIRST YEAR TOOL LIST: Course Fee $5600.00* Required* (see footnote) Toolbox: KRA4107FPBO - Rollaway tool chest. Minimum capacity 15,000 cubic inches. Maximum width 41 inches. Must have matching top box optional. Pliers: PL400B 7" diagonal cutting pliers 6-1/2" long nose needle nose pliers 8" combinations slip joint pliers Rib lock pliers (channel lock) 9” long BLP10 - 10" vice grips (locking pliers) SRPC105 - External/Internal snap ring pliers fixed tip .038 & .070 tip - 0 & 90 degree Hammers: BPN16B - 16 oz. Ball peen hammer HD4SG - 4 lb. Short handled hammer HBFE32 - 32 oz Dead blow soft face hammer Electrical: FLU177 - Fluke 177 Digital Volt Ohm Meter with temperature probe PWC9 - Wire stripper/terminal crimpers pliers Punches and chisels: PPC710BK 3-piece Cold chisel set 3-piece Pin punch set 3-piece Taper punch set Center punch (1/2" x 6") PPB826A- Brass drift (13/16th x 8 inch) Pry bars: SPBS704AO - Pry bar set (4-pcs striking) PBS704 - 4 piece lady foot / line up bar set Screwdrivers: SGDX80BR 1 ¼ " stubby screwdriver-flat blade 3½" screwdriver – flat blade 4" screwdriver- flat blade 6" screwdriver- flat blade 8" screwdriver- flat blade #1 Phillips screwdriver #2 Phillips screwdriver #2 Stubby Phillips screwdriver Measuring tools: TPMA12 - 12 ft. retractable measuring tape FB300A - Feeler gauge set 45 degree .0015-.030 in .001 increments FB325A - Feeler gauge set straight .0015-.030 in .001 increments Miscellaneous tools: UIM225 - Telescoping mirror PHT5 - Magnetic pickup tool CSA8CR - Gasket scraper SP201H - MiniMag flashlight (2 AA battery size) EXDL10 - 10-pc left hand extractor set (with drill bits) SGASA204CR - 4-piece pick set DBTR11 - 1/16th thru 3/8th high speed drill bit set YA4275 - Oil filter pliers 4 1/4 to 7 inch Wrenches: OEX711B - Standard combination wrench set (3/8" through 1”) OEXM710B - Metric combination wrench set (10mm through 19mm) FADH702A 8" adjustable wrench 12" adjustable wrench AW1015DK - Hex key set (Allen wrenches) (.028 through 3/8") AWM110DHK - Metric hex key set (2 mm to 12 mm) Sockets: 144TMPB 1/4 Standard 12-point socket sets-shallow and deep. (3/16” through 9/16”) 1/4 Metric 12-point socket set -shallow and deep. (5mm through 14mm) 1/4 Drive Ratchet 1/4 Drive extension 2 inch and 6 inches F80 - 3/8 Drive ratchet FXK3 – FXK6 – FXK11 - 3/8 extensions (3”, 6” and 11”) 211FY - 3/8 Standard shallow 12-point socket sets (1/4" to 7/8") 211SFSY - 3/8 Standard deep 6-point socket sets (1/4" to 7/8") 212FMY - 3/8 Metric shallow 12-point socket set (8mm to 19mm) 212SFSMY - 3/8 Metric deep 6-point socket set (8mm to 19mm) 207EFTXY - 3/8 Torx sockets -internal (T-27 through T-55) S80A - 1/2 Drive ratchet (standard length) SLL80A - 1/2 Drive ratchet (24” length) SXK5 – SXK11 - 1/2 extensions (5” and 11”) 313SIMA – ½ Standard deep 6 point impact socket set (1/2 to 1-1/4”) 313IMD - 1/2 Standard shallow impact 12-point socket set (3/8” through 1-1/4") 315IMDMYA - 1/2 Metric shallow impact 12-point socket set (10mm to 24mm) Adapters (Impact): 1206GS 3/8 to 1/2 3/4 to 1/2 1/2 to 3/8 1/2 to 3/4 3/8 to 1/4 1/4 to 3/8 Torque Wrenches: QD3R250A - 1/2 Drive click type ratcheting torque wrench 250 ft. lb. QD2FR75 – 3/8 Drive flex head click type ratcheting torque wrench 5 to 75 ft. lb. * Tools and toolbox equivalent in specification, quality, workmanship, economy of operation, and suitability for the purpose intended will be accepted subject to inspection by Instructor & Department Chair APPROXIMATE FIRST YEAR TOOLS, BOOKS AND SUPPLIES: $ 6535.00 SECOND YEAR RECOMMENDED TOOL LIST: Recommended not required 1/2" air impact gun 3/8" air impact gun 3/8" air ratchet 3/8" drive metric swivel impact socket set 3/8" drive standard swivel impact socket set 1/2" drive impact extension (6” and 10") 1/2" drive impact universal joint Hex driver (Allen) socket set metric Hex driver (Allen) socket set standard Remote starter button Metric tubing wrench set Standard tubing wrench set Caliper (.001 Std & .01 mm) Pressure test gauge 0 to 300 PSI 1/2" drive 36" extension Impact driver set Cordless screwdriver (w/ extra battery) 3/4" drive standard socket set (1 5/16 to 2") 3/4" drive breaker bar 3/4” ratchet 3/4" drive extension (3" and 6") SECOND YEAR COSTS FOR CLASS A CDL & DRUG TEST: (app. $1188.00) DMV DOT PHYS $ 145.00 Drug Test (Employer) $ 30.00 Driving Record Fee $ 5.00 CDL Training Course $ 408.00 for tuition (In-District Idaho Resident) CDL Course Fee $ 600.00 estimate (Truck Maintenance & Fuel) BOOKS, TOOLS, SUPPLIES, TUITION & CDL TOTALS FOR 2 YEAR PROGRAM Tuition- In-District Idaho Resident $139/credit Out of District Resident $189/credit + depending Out of State & Foreign $306/credit 1st Year TOTAL COST OF BOOKS, TOOLS, AND FEES FOR 1 YR PROGRAM $6535.00 TUITION COST 2 SEMESTERS (1668 x 2) $3,366.00 COST OF 1st YEAR $ 9901.00 2nd Year ADDITIONAL CDL/DMV COURSE FEE SUMMER SEMESTER $1188.00 TUITION COST 4 SEMESTERS (1668 X 4) $3366.00 COST OF 2nd YEAR $4554.00 TOTAL COST OF 2 YEAR PROGRAM $14,455.00 *Note: Prices are estimates and subject to change. .
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