Training course on diagnostics and repair of Tesla electric vehicles

What you will learn

  • Connecting the LOKI scanner to various Tesla models (Model S/X/3/Y)
  • Reading and interpreting DTCs and live data from control units
  • Calibrating and reconfiguring ECUs (e.g., radar, Autopilot)
  • Programming vehicle keys
  • Editing Tesla vehicle configuration

This course is designed for professionals aiming to master modern methods of diagnosing and repairing Tesla vehicles. It focuses on working with the LOKI diagnostic scanner, which enables comprehensive interaction with Tesla vehicles — from reading fault codes to key programming and configuration editing.

The course consists of two parts:

Day 1. Covers foundational knowledge of Tesla electric vehicle construction. Special attention is given to the features of both low-voltage and high-voltage systems. Common faults and troubleshooting methods are explored. The logic of key systems, including the Media Control Unit (MCU), is explained. Students are introduced to the LOKI interface and its functions. Theoretical content is supported by presentations, wiring diagrams, and live demonstrations.
Day 2. Consolidates theoretical knowledge through hands-on work with an actual Tesla vehicle and LOKI diagnostic equipment. Activities include vehicle connection, crash reset, ECU adaptation, key programming, parameter calibration, demonstration of common cases, and in-depth study of LOKI’s advanced features.

Who is this course for
  • Tesla service technicians
  • Engineers and auto mechanics working with EVs
  • Small garage owners looking to expand their service offerings
  • Beginners aiming to learn Tesla diagnostics
Prerequisites
  • Basic knowledge of auto electronics/electrics
  • Experience with diagnostic tools is desirable
  • Confident PC user skills
Course Content
 
Day 1. Theory and Introduction to LOKI
  • Tesla vehicle design overview: low- and high-voltage systems, control unit topology
  • Low-voltage battery recovery
  • LOKI interface and feature overview
  • Connecting to the vehicle
  • Reading live data and DTCs, and interpreting results
  • MCU versions and certificate reading
  • Key programming basic
 
Day 2. Practical part
  • Connecting to a Tesla vehicle
  • Diagnostics, calibration, crash reset
  • ECU and vehicle unit adaptation
  • Vehicle configuration and its editing
  • Q&A and equipment consultations