A mechanic has released a video explaining why some cars make a “crunchy” sound – and warns of the possible consequences if the signal is ignored.
In a video posted on Facebook RCJ Mobile Mechanicsof mechanics shared sounds from the most common automotive problems, including drive belts, pistons, rocker arms and ignitions.
“A grinding sound, a pounding sound, […] Or the rattling noise is not ‘normal’. A sound like this means that something is wearing out or will soon fail. “If you don’t act quickly, it will cost you more later,” the mechanic warned.
In the comments, one user questioned the mechanic about the “crunching noise” the vehicle makes every time the steering wheel is turned. This sound was explained as a possible constant velocity joint issue.
Other people also shared their car problems in order to get a diagnosis, but in the end, only a qualified mechanic who visits the repair shop and inspects the problem can accurately identify the problem.
Compare a car to a person and think of a mechanic as a doctor. Remote consultations can be helpful in mild cases, but a physical inspection is essential for a complete diagnosis and appropriate repair.
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