Car diagnostics

car diagnostics involve visual and mechanical inspection of vehicle systems. This method identifies faults based on a mechanic’s expertise and physical signs. It’s effective for checking mechanical components and detecting wear.

Key diagnostic steps:

• Suspension inspection: checking shocks, control arms, bushings for play or wear.

• Brake system check: assessing pads, discs, hoses condition.

• Engine inspection: identifying oil leaks, belt, pulley wear.

• Transmission check: analyzing noises, gear shifting smoothness.

• Exhaust system inspection: detecting corrosion, damage.

Mechanics use a lift, hand tools, and auditory cues to assess sounds (knocks, squeaks). A test drive helps spot issues during operation. The method demands high skill, relying on experience.

Benefits of non-computer diagnostics:

• Accessibility without specialized equipment.

• Accuracy for mechanical checks.

• Detection of hidden defects.

Regular diagnostics (every 6-12 months) prevent major breakdowns, extend vehicle lifespan, and enhance safety.