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MVWautotechniek.nl is a non-commercial educational website for automotive technology, which has grown to encompass 360 pages since its inception in 2009. The content primarily focuses on the theoretical operation and diagnostics of mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical components and systems found in both classic and modern motor vehicles. The topics are explained as clearly as possible, utilizing images, diagrams, and practical examples from workshops or test setups. All of this content is freely accessible and ad-free, a feature that makes this site truly unique.

The website is an excellent reference for students pursuing Automotive Technology Certificate Programs, Specialization in Automotive Technology, or an Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) in Automotive Technology, as well as those aiming for a degree in Automotive Engineering. In addition to students, experienced technicians can use it to refresh their knowledge. Enthusiasts without a technical background can also explore the basics of automotive technology, allowing them to better understand their own vehicle or make sense of workshop invoices. This makes MVWautotechniek.nl a premier digital resource for automotive information!

Do you have photos or practical examples from your own work, such as a disassembled component (without third-party copyright restrictions), personal teaching materials, or workshop experiences you’d like to share? I would be happy to feature your contributions on the site, with full attribution to you and/or your organization. Contributions from professionals help support the knowledge-sharing that has made this website thrive.

Updates till november 2, 2024

Elektroschema's lezen

mei 22, 2024. New theme on the website: the pneumatic braking system of a truck. This section covers both the air supply and air consumption components of the truck and trailer. It also explains the operation of parts, from the air compressor to the diaphragm and spring brake chambers in the conventional braking system, as well as the EBS system used in modern trucks and trailers.