Listen to Your Engine's Inner Workings With a Mechanic's Stethoscope

Listen to your engine's inner workings with a mechanic's stethoscope.

Stethoscopes are normally found in doctor's offices, but they can be useful for diagnosing cars, too. Mechanic's stethoscopes are used for the same purpose as medical versions: to pinpoint sounds and listen in closely on a certain area. In place of a chest piece sits a steel rod, used to place against whatever you think might be the source of the noise or issue.

A mechanic's stethoscope can be used to diagnose all sorts of engine- and drivetrain-related noises, from faulty bearings, to ticking cylinder heads, to knocking crankshafts. Just place the tip of the rod where you think the noise is coming from and listen in, and you'll be a step closer to finding the source of your stress.

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