The engine performance test of the automobile is performed using a dynamometer device.

The dynamometer allows the power and torque of the engine in manual, automatic, front-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive and transmission vehicles to be measured with the margin of error minimized. It shows the slightest error or malfunction in the engine of the car with a graph, which allows the ignition system and fuel intake system to be seen as it is. Thanks to the measurements before and after the modification, it determines the power gained from the operations performed.

The engine performance test, which must be performed at regular intervals in order to ensure safe driving with your vehicle, consists of a series of procedures. Making these measurements with precision will ensure your safety and extend the life of your vehicle by recognizing the malfunctions that will occur in your engine in advance.

Basically, engine performance testing is done with a dynamometer. Apart from measuring engine power, a number of examinations are also carried out on other parts of the engine. These are ;

• Engine performance test
• Engine knock control
• Motor blowing control
• Exhaust fumes control
• Engine oil condition check
• Engine coolant check
• Turbo control