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how to know if engine is bad
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To determine if an engine is bad, look for several key symptoms: unusual noises (knocking or grinding), excessive smoke from the exhaust (blue smoke indicates oil burning, white could mean a head gasket leak), low oil pressure, overheating, and significant loss of power or performance. Persistent check engine lights can also hint at underlying issues, often diagnosable with an OBD-II scanner for more specific fault codes. A compression test can reveal issues with the engine's ability to build pressure, indicating worn or damaged internal parts. If you experience these symptoms, it's wise to consult a professional mechanic for a thorough diagnosis. Regular maintenance and prompt attention to any warning signs can often prevent severe engine damage.
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