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Use this tag for generic questions related to tools, techniques and methodologies for diagnosing problems. Do not use this tag for case-specific problems, the "troubleshooting" tag is better suited for that.
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Afraid to crank engine - how can I tell if my cylinders are flooded with water?
Given that there are no sensors inside the cylinders, I can't think of any way of doing so, other than Mauro's suggestion of removing the plugs and turning it over, which would spurt out any water in …
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Basic Automotive Maintenance Repair - Compiling a Toolset
A lot of it comes down to size and access - you will need fixed spanners/wrenches because sometimes you simply won't be able to get a socket onto the bolt you are trying to undo. Similarly, a 1/4" rat …
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Diagnosing a worn wheel bearing
Another way is to jack up (and support) the car, then attempt to shake the wheel. Hold it at top and bottom and try and shake it vertically, then repeat horizontally. There should be very little, if a …
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How to diagnose the cause of no power reaching the spark plugs when power reaches everything...
If you've established that you're not getting a spark at the plugs, the next thing to do would be to work back - so test the coil packs. Pull out the plug from one of the coil packs and see if it is g …