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MECHANIC DIESEL - CITS

During engine removal, trainees should pay special attention to separating any parts of the engine and ensuring
that the engine is removed from the vehicle in a completely safe condition. This involves disconnecting the engine
from all devices that directly or indirectly connect it to the vehicle, while taking precautions to avoid accidents or
damage.

Shortcoming
• Oil Leakage from The Engine.
• Engine Jerking to Stop.
• Making Engine Noise.
• Excessive Engine Smoke.
• Excessive Engine Vibration.
• Making Engine Noise.
• Engine Not Starting.
• Excessive Emissions from The Engine.
• Overheating of Engine Parts
• Excessive Engine Friction.
• Engine Valves Making Noise.
Precaution
• Tighten the nut-bolt or stud at the leaking point in the engine or replace the packing.

• Clean the engine’s fuel line.
• Provide proper lubrication to the engine.
• Get the engine repaired timely.
• Adjust the engine’s ignition timing.
• Have the engine’s crankshaft repaired or replaced.
• Have the engine’s fuel system repaired.
• Get the engine repaired.
• Get the engine cooling system repaired.
• Maintain a certain level of high quality lubricant in the engine.
• Adjust the engine’s valve timing.

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