Describe the visual checks that should be performed on an engine if a
Mention the visual checks that must be performed on an engine when a mechanical malfunction is suspected.
Explanation of Solution
The visual checks that must be performed on an engine when a mechanical malfunction is suspected are as follows:
- Oil level and condition.
- Coolant level and condition.
- Oil leaks.
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