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how to tell if engine is locked
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To determine if an engine is locked, start by attempting to manually turn the crankshaft pulley with a wrench or socket. If it doesn’t move, the engine is likely seized. Additionally, try to start the car; a locked engine typically won’t crank, and you may hear a clicking noise from the starter trying to engage. Checking the oil level and condition can offer clues; low or contaminated oil can lead to a seized engine. It's also worth inspecting for any external signs of damage or overheating, as these can lead to an engine locking up. If you suspect your engine is locked, consulting a professional mechanic is essential, as they can provide a definitive diagnosis and recommend the best course of action. Ignoring these signs can lead to more significant damage and costlier repairs.
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