How to Repair a Car Engine – Step-by-Step Guide by Nadeem Auto Service

 Introduction:

Engine repair is one of the most important tasks in car maintenance. Whether it's a 4-cylinder or 6-cylinder engine, proper diagnosis and careful disassembly is key to a successful repair. In this post, I’ll walk you through the real engine repair process from my workshop — step by step.



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1. Initial Diagnosis (Masla Samajhna)

Before opening the engine, always check for the following signs:


Engine overheating


Oil leakage


Knocking sound


Smoke from the exhaust



At Nadeem Auto Service, I use both experience and tools like OBD scanner and pressure gauge to find the real problem.



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2. Tools Required for Engine Repair


Socket wrench set


Engine hoist or crane


Screwdrivers


Torque wrench


Engine stand


Gasket sealant



Tip: Always keep your tools clean and organized. It saves time and stress during engine work.



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3. Engine Removal Process


Disconnect the battery


Drain engine oil and coolant


Remove radiator and fan


Disconnect wiring harness, fuel lines, and sensors


Unbolt engine mounts


Lift the engine using hoist



Note: Be careful while removing the engine. A single mistake can damage wiring or mounts.



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4. Engine Inspection


Once the engine is out:


Check piston rings


Inspect crankshaft and bearings


Look for gasket damage


Check timing chain/belt condition


Cylinder head inspection



Replace or repair faulty parts accordingly.



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5. Engine Assembly (Dobara Jorna)


Install new gaskets


Properly torque bolts as per engine manual


Reconnect all wiring and sensors


Add fresh engine oil and coolant


Start the engine and check for noise or leakage




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6. Final Testing


After repair and reinstallation:


Start the engine and keep it running


Check oil pressure


Monitor engine temperature


Listen for any unusual sounds


Test drive the car for 10-15 km




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Conclusion:


Engine repair takes time, patience, and skill. At Nadeem Auto Service, I make sure every engine I fix runs smooth and strong. If you’re a car lover, mechanic, or DIY enthusiast, follow my blog and Pinterest for real workshop stories and tips.



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Images Suggestion:


A photo of the removed engine


Tools arranged before starting


Close-up of pistons or gaskets


Engine hoist in action


Final clean engine after assembly




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Nadeem 


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