Many auto repair garages can diagnose car noises based on simple experience, so car owners can take note themselves when a mechanic says what is causing a specific noise. Learn about electronic vibration analyzers and how they're used to diagnose car troubles with help from an ASE-certified mechanic in this free video on troubleshooting car problems.
Expert: Tom Brintzenhofe
Bio: Tom Brintzenhofe has been a mechanic for more than 17 years.
Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC
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FilippoCosentino 4 months ago
olaf2046 5 months ago
i just noticed the word "um" cos of them guys below..
SeanIIL 6 months ago
um,
Stiffman001 7 months ago
um,
hippo459 8 months ago
Pedo brar will eat your hair
tsukikoami 11 months ago
So, in conclusion , because it takes so much experience , this video is useless because you need experience , and obviously this video does not shows how to diagnose a noise because we need experience and if you don't know what that noise is , find somebody that has experience. That's what a learned from this video.
ermollejuo 1 year ago
this sucks.. thanks for helping.
stratct 1 year ago
fair enough about experience...i get concerned when a mechanic says you need to replace x or y and it always costs a stack of cash. It is good for a layman to have an idea of the sounds and where they come from to help lie-check the mechanic, can you do some sounds on future videos like wheel bearing noises etc.
blgordon71 2 years ago
nice video man
chillidawgc9111 2 years ago