Check the engine oil level and quality. Low or dirty oil can contribute to knocking.

Listen for the location and frequency of the knocking noise to pinpoint the issue.

Consult a mechanic for a comprehensive engine inspection to diagnose the source of the knocking.

Follow their recommendations for repair, which may include replacing worn engine components.

Recommendation: Refer to the manual's engine troubleshooting section for assistance.engine knocking issues.

The affected area should be cleaned thoroughly to remove dirt, dust, and debris.

Sand down any peeling paint and smooth the surface.

Apply touch-up paint or consider repainting the affected area for a seamless finish.

Protect the newly painted area with a clear coat or wax to prevent future peeling.

Advice from the manual: Consult the exterior maintenance section for guidance on addressing paint issues.

Ensure that the battery terminals and connections are not loose and free of corrosion.

Test the battery voltage and condition using a multimeter.

Inspect the starter motor and ignition system components for wear or damage.

If issues persist, consult a mechanic for further diagnosis and repair.

The manual suggests referring to the electrical system troubleshooting section to address starting problems.

You need to keep up with the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule for your exhaust system.

Address engine performance issues promptly to prevent excess strain on the catalytic converter.

The exhaust system should be checked regularly for leaks, damage, and unusual smells.

In case your vehicle's check engine light illuminates, it is recommended that you have it diagnosed by a professional to identify any catalytic converter-related issues.

Manual suggestion: Consult the exhaust system maintenance section of the manual for advice.preventing catalytic converter failures.

Monitor the engine oil level regularly and top up as needed to maintain proper lubrication.

To prevent loss of oil, it is recommended that the engine is checked for oil leaks in the vicinity of the engine and any found to avoid loss of oil.

Use high-quality engine oil of the recommended viscosity to minimize consumption.

If excessive consumption persists, consult a mechanic to inspect for internal engine issues.

Suggestion from the manual: The engine maintenance section of the manual provides guidance on addressing oil consumption issues.

Check the condition of the crankshaft position sensor for any signs of damage or wear.

Test the sensor's functionality using a diagnostic tool to determine if it's sending accurate signals to the engine control unit.

If the sensor is faulty, replace it with a new one according to manufacturer specifications.

Monitor the vehicle's performance after sensor replacement to ensure the stalling issue is resolved.

Suggestion: Consult the engine troubleshooting section in the manual for guidance on how to deal with engine stalling issues.