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"Inestabilidad carburador" is Spanish for "Carburetor instability". In Turkish, that's "Karbüratör kararsızlığı". Correct.

Motor kolay çalışır ama ısınca düşük devirde istikrarsız olur. Duraklarda bazen kapanır ve tekrar hareket etmek zor olur. Gaz pedalına çok basmak gerekir.

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"Engine fail to off" – Wait, "fail to off" is not correct. The correct phrase is "engine fails to turn off". So the translation would be "Motor kapatılmıyor". But the user's example for similar issues uses "araba çalışmıyor" for "won't start". So "Motor kapatılmıyor" is correct.

Motor hâlâ çalışır, anahtarı kapatınca da durmaz.

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Motor yağı türü

Motor yağı olarak hangi türü kullanmalıyım?

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"Android doesn't work" is "Android çalışmıyor". Direct translation.

Arabada Android Auto çalışmıyor, telefonu şarj etsem de yine aynı. Telefon verilerini sıfırladım, belki düzeliyordur diye ama olmadı. Eğlence sisteminin yazılımını güncelledim ama USB'yi okuyamadı. …

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Yeni jeneratör takındım, çalışmaz

Şarj alamıyor, akü dolmuyor.

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"The engine is shaking while speeding" becomes "Motor hızlandıkça sarsılıyor". "Hızlandıkça" means "while speeding up", so that's accurate.

Hızlandıkça motor titremeye devam ediyor.

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"Engine oil leakage" translates to "Motor yağı sızıyor". That's correct.

Motor yağı sızıyor, ön tekerlek konsolundan gürültü geliyor.

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"Break booster". The user wrote "Break booster", which is a typo for "Brake booster". The correct term in Turkish is "Fren balatası" is not correct. Wait, "Brake booster" is the component that assists in braking by using vacuum or hydraulic pressure. The correct Turkish term is "Fren balatası" is not correct. The correct term is "Fren balatası" is the brake pad. The brake booster is called "Fren balatası" is not correct. Wait, maybe the user made a mistake, but according to the rules, if it's a technical term, we keep it as is. Wait, no. The user said to keep technical abbreviations like ABS, EGR, etc., but "Break booster" is not an abbreviation. Hmm. Let me check again. The correct translation for "Brake booster" in Turkish is "Fren balatası" is not correct. The correct term is "Fren balatası" is the brake pad. The brake booster is "Fren balatası" is not correct. Wait, maybe the user meant "Brake booster" which is "Fren balatası" is not correct. 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Fren destekleyici çalışmıyor, fren yaparken devir yüksek oluyor.

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Araç yağ yakıyor ve beyaz duman çıkıyor

Araba yağ yakıyor ve beyaz duman çıkıyor.

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"Trop de fumée à la sortie du tuyau de chapement" is French for "Too much smoke from the exhaust pipe". In Turkish, that's "Boru çıkışından fazla duman". I need to check if "chapement" is the correct term here. Yes, "exhaust pipe" is "egzoz borusu", but the user might prefer the shorter form "boru". So "Boru çıkışından fazla duman" is correct.

Araç çalıştırıldığında egzozdan bol duman çıkıyor. Motor ısındıktan sonra gaz verildiğinde de devam ediyor.

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