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Automotive diagnostic tools are essential for any automotive mechanic, as they allow you to quickly and easily identify the source of a problem. There are many different types of automotive diagnostic tools available, each with its own specific purpose.

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Some of the most common automotive diagnostic tools include:

• OBD2 scanners: These scanners can read and clear codes from a vehicle's OBD2 system, which can help you identify the source of a problem.
• Engine analyzers: These tools allow you to monitor the performance of an engine, and can help you identify problems such as misfires, leaks, and other issues.
• Fuel pressure testers: These testers can help you check the fuel pressure in a vehicle's fuel system, and can help you identify problems such as clogged filters or leaks.
• Compression testers: These testers can help you check the compression in a vehicle's cylinders, and can help you identify problems such as worn pistons or valves.

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Types of automotive diagnostic tools:

• OBD2 scanners
• Engine analyzers
• Fuel pressure testers
• Compression testers
• Multimeters
• Scan tools
• Timing lights
• Brake bleeders
• Oil change tools