Maui Community College
Auto Body Repair & Painting Program
Course Outline
1. Course Title:
ABRP 40E Automotive Trim and Glass
Number of credits:
Two credits (2)
Abbreviated Course Title:
Automotive Trim and Glass
Date of Outline:
November 14, 2001
2. Course Description:
Introduces the servicing, removing, and replacing of
automotive hardware, interior and exterior trim,
fixed and movable glass, and upholstery.
3. Credits/ Contact Hours:
2 credits - 4hrs. Lect/Lab
4. Prerequisites:
ABRP 20I & ABRP 22I or consent of instructor
Co-requisites:
NONE
Recommended Preparation:
NONE
Approved by ________________________________Date__________________
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5. General Course Objectives:
Introduces the servicing, removing, and replacing of automotive hardware, interior and
exterior trim, fixed and movable glass, and upholstery. Provides students with instruction
on the special skills and procedures required for automotive hardware, interior and
exterior trim, fixed and movable glass, and upholstery.
6. Specific Course Competencies
Upon completion of ABRP 40E the student should be able to:
UNIT 1.
A.
B.
Describe and demonstrate removal and installation of interior automotive
trim and moldings.
Demonstrate and explain removal and installation of seat assemblies,
passenger restraint systems, dash pad, dash assemblies, headliners, power
and non-power door locks, door trim panels, and ignition locks
UNIT 2.
A.
B.
C.
D.
Describe and demonstrate removal and installation of exterior automotive
trim and molding.
Identify, demonstrate, and explain removal, installation, and servicing of
rear lamp assemblies and front headlamp, turn signals, and marker lamp
assemblies.
Describe and demonstrate front and rear bumper removal and installation
for impact absorbing and conventional assemblies.
Describe and demonstrate the servicing, removal, and installation of
power and non-power door locks, exterior handles, and rear lid locks.
UNIT 3.
A.
B.
Explain and demonstrate servicing, removal, and installation of movable
and fixed door glass and door and quarter window regulators.
Describe and demonstrate servicing, removing, and installation of back
glass and windshield assemblies.
7. Recommended Course Content and Approximate Time Spent:
UNIT 1. 20 hrs.
UNIT 2. 16 hrs.
UNIT 3. 24 hrs.
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8. Recommended Course Requirements:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Lecture/Lab/Individual study packets.
Homework assignments
Tests and quizzes.
Practical performance on training modules.
Course requirements may change at the discretion of the instructor, depending on
the skill level of each student enrolled for a specific module.
9. Text and Materials:
Auto Body Repair Technology, 4th Edition, James E. Duffy, Delmar Publishers
Inc.
Student Technician's Manual to Accompany Auto Body Repair Technology, 4th
Edition, Paul Uhrina / James E. Duffy, Delmar Publishers Inc.
10. Evaluation and Grading:
25%
25%
25%
25%
Class/homework assignments
Class/shop exercises
Tests/quizzes
Final exam
11. Methods of Instruction:
Individual study packets
Class/Lab lectures
Class/Lab demonstrations
Audiovisuals aids and displays
Shop work on assigned projects
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