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ch.phn.91
Chế phượng :
2,5triệu cho sự ngang ngược nầy[Cười chảy nước mắt]
2026-10-30 07:14:04
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.ngan_195
Cô Ngân Kem :
T đang có 2c mọc ngầm luôn trời ạ 😢
2026-10-30 14:16:08
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milkshop.93
ThiênLý93❤️ 88 Vĩnh Phúc :
mọc quá láo toét tui phải phổ 4 chiếc
2026-10-30 12:01:50
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meobe591
Cu Tí :
Cái thag mọc ngang ngua kia là tôi ah . Cứ bị ê , đau, buot, kinh khủng khiếp. Lúc nieng răng chụp fim mới biết răng mọc ngang . Từ nào giờ tưởng sâu răng
2026-10-30 11:38:13
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phuongg.261
Phương ở Hàn 🇻🇳🇰🇷 :
Mình cũng có cái y chang mà nó k đau, giờ bầu tự nhiên nó mới đau. Nao đẻ xong phải đi nhổ
2026-10-30 09:32:45
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99thaonguyen9999
Thuỵ ơyy -99 :
T nhổ 2 cây 2 bên trên 3 củ .xỉu lên xỉu xuống má ơi đời là bể khổ 🙁
2026-10-30 11:52:18
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t.t.qunh4
Tỷ Tỷ Quỳnh :
Tôi nhổ 5 cái luôn vì cái răng ngu này[Cười chảy nước mắt]
2026-10-30 12:06:02
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thanhviet9292
Thanh Việt :
tui 2 cái hàm dưới nè
2026-10-30 05:14:57
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phanthuy151290
Phan Thủy :
Sốt 1 tuần vì cái sự ngang ngược này
2026-10-30 12:24:50
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thanhnhanxxxx
Nhân Mã :
tui bay cả 3 cái
2026-10-30 12:53:29
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huong0751
giữ vững niềm tin :
tôi đang có 1 cái y chang như này.hay bị viêm
2026-10-30 13:31:59
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t.quhn_
𝑸𝒖𝒚̀𝒏𝒉𝒉🍓 :
2tr cho cái kiểu mọc ngang ngược này😌
2026-10-30 15:09:58
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kimtron78
Kim Trọn :
bầu 8 tháng ko nhổ đc sự ngang ngược này. ngày nào cũng nhứt
2026-10-31 03:17:26
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37_nguyenmoon
NGUYÊN :
mình nhổ 4 cái lận.nhổ xong còn nhét băng tan rất xót ví
2026-10-30 15:08:33
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hoa.bng.lng562
Mỏ hỗn :
Vì nó mà tui phải nhổ răng số 8 oan cho số 7
2026-10-30 08:59:56
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t.b69772
Tư Bé :
có thật đó nhất răng nhổ luôn
2026-10-30 11:19:35
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n.p102
Cương M8 :
đau lắm. mình đã nhổ 2 cái 2 bên rồi
2026-10-30 14:46:57
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thegioiandam2014
Callista Venessa :
Vậy mà gọi nó là khôn. Đề nghị sửa tên
2026-10-30 14:39:25
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neu.la.anh235
Hoang❤️huong🐁🐭 :
Tui đang có 1 cái ý trang video
2026-10-30 09:15:45
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phat_phap_nhiem_mau_515
ánh sáng hạnh phúc :
mình nhổ 4 cái răng khôn nhẹ hết cả người . miệng thơm sạch sẽ tự tin
2026-10-30 07:30:19
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ngocmon0510
Ngọc 🍒 :
T nhổ hết 1tr , bọc răng 3tr đau vch
2026-10-30 11:57:46
1
sieuthigiadung175
Siêu Thị Gia Dụng 🛍️🛒 :
Tui y chang chưa nhổ nữa mà nó k đau
2026-10-30 09:25:25
1
tim080889
Ngọc @Lụa :
Trời ơi tui 3tr5 cho cày răng ngủ
2026-10-30 12:43:07
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.rn.nc
Ly cafe mỗi ngày :
Moi
2026-10-31 03:47:04
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ngoan.nguyen5974
🎀Ngoan Nguyễn 🐯 :
mới nhỗ song
2026-10-30 05:48:32
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🔧 4 COMMON CAR PROBLEMS AND THE PARTS YOU SHOULD CHECK A vehicle often gives warning signs before a major mechanical failure occurs. Engine misfires, loss of power, overheating, and hard starting are four common problems that every mechanic should understand. Identifying the correct cause requires systematic diagnosis rather than replacing parts based on symptoms alone. 1️⃣ Engine Misfire — Check the Ignition System An engine misfire occurs when one or more cylinders fail to burn the air-fuel mixture properly. Common symptoms include rough idling, engine vibration, poor acceleration, increased fuel consumption, and sometimes a flashing check engine light. Parts to inspect: Spark plugs: Worn, fouled, or incorrectly gapped spark plugs can produce a weak or missing spark. Ignition coils: A faulty coil may prevent the spark plug from receiving sufficient ignition voltage. Fuel injectors: Blocked, leaking, or electrically faulty injectors can cause incorrect fuel delivery. However, misfires can also result from vacuum leaks, low compression, incorrect valve timing, or wiring problems. Use a diagnostic scanner to check fault codes and misfire data before performing further tests. 2️⃣ Loss of Power — Check Air, Fuel, and Exhaust Flow When a vehicle struggles to accelerate, climbs hills poorly, or feels unusually sluggish, several systems may be responsible. Parts to inspect: MAF sensor: Incorrect airflow measurements can cause improper fuel calculations. Fuel pump: Low fuel pressure or insufficient fuel delivery can reduce engine performance. Catalytic converter: A restricted converter can prevent exhaust gases from flowing freely, reducing engine power. Other possible causes include a clogged air filter, blocked fuel filter, turbocharger problems, or a faulty throttle system. Check live data, fuel pressure, intake airflow, and exhaust restriction as appropriate for the vehicle. 3️⃣ Engine Overheating — Check the Cooling System An overheating engine can suffer serious damage, including cylinder-head distortion and head-gasket failure. Parts to inspect: Radiator: Blockages, damaged fins, or restricted coolant flow can reduce heat transfer. Thermostat: A thermostat stuck closed may prevent proper coolant circulation through the radiator. Water pump: A damaged impeller or faulty pump can reduce coolant circulation. Also inspect coolant level, hoses, radiator fans, pressure-cap operation, and possible leaks. Safety warning: Never remove the radiator cap while the engine is hot. Hot pressurised coolant can cause severe burns. 4️⃣ Hard Starting — Check the Starting System If the engine cranks slowly, clicks, or cranks without starting, identify which condition is occurring first. Parts to inspect: Battery: Low charge or poor battery connections may prevent adequate cranking speed. Starter motor: Worn internal components or electrical faults can cause slow or failed cranking. CKP sensor: A faulty crankshaft position sensor may prevent the engine computer from detecting crankshaft rotation correctly. Also check starter-circuit voltage drop, fuses, relays, fuel delivery, and ignition or injection control. 🔍 Final Advice from Dr. Mechanics Never replace a component just because its symptoms match a problem. Confirm the fault using diagnostic trouble codes, electrical measurements, pressure tests, live data, and visual inspections. Accurate diagnosis saves time, reduces unnecessary expenses, and builds customer trust. 🔧 Diagnose first. Test carefully. Repair correctly. 💬 Question for mechanics: Which of these four problems do you diagnose most often in your workshop? WBJ AUTOMOBILES  0772 743 894  0702 207 473   #AutomotiveTechnology #CarRepair #EngineDiagnostics #MechanicTips
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