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Regularly monitor the engine oil levels using the dipstick. Low oil levels can cause engine damage. If needed, top up or change the oil following the manufacturer's recommendations.
4. DON’T LET THE ISSUE LINGER.

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Of all the car problems you might encounter, a squealing belt is potentially the most annoying. When the rubber belt loses its grip and slips around the pulleys it produces a high-pitched squeal. In rare cases, a worn slow-moving alternator, pump or AC compressor bearing or component misalignment can cause even a perfectly good belt to squeal. But most of the time the belt slips because it’s either worn down, is too loose or has been contaminated with oil or coolant. You can diagnose all those problems yourself with a visual inspection, a belt wear gauge and a spray water bottle.
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1. Traction Force \(F_T\) : The force that is responsible for generating motion through dry friction between the tires and the road surface.
The primary purpose of coolant is to cool down your engine. So, it’s no surprise that if your vehicle is low or out of coolant, your engine will overheat! Just keep in mind that your vehicle has a sealed cooling system, so if you’re constantly adding coolant, you need to figure out where it’s going.