GHIBLI
A rough-running engine can reflect weak ignition, fuel delivery imbalance, unmetered air, mechanical compression loss, camshaft timing or an electronic control problem. An intermittent hot restart problem is...
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GHIBLI
A cooling warning may result from an external leak, loss of coolant circulation, a thermostat that does not regulate temperature correctly, fan-control failure or inaccurate sensor data. Turbocharged vehicles may...
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GHIBLI
Judder during low-speed turns, vibration on acceleration and driveline warnings may involve tire rolling circumference, wheel-speed data, front or rear axle joints, prop shafts, transfer-case control or differential...
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GHIBLI
A conventional torque-converter automatic and an automated manual with an electronically operated clutch can feel similar to a driver but require very different diagnostics. DuoSelect and MC-Shift concerns may...
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GRANTURISMO
A power convertible roof uses latches, switches, motor or hydraulic drives and multiple interlocks. A failure partway through movement may reflect a position switch or mechanical obstruction rather than a failed roof...
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GRANTURISMO
A conventional torque-converter automatic and an automated manual with an electronically operated clutch can feel similar to a driver but require very different diagnostics. DuoSelect and MC-Shift concerns may...
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GRANTURISMO
A rough-running engine can reflect weak ignition, fuel delivery imbalance, unmetered air, mechanical compression loss, camshaft timing or an electronic control problem. An intermittent hot restart problem is...
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GRANTURISMO
Air-spring height control and electronically controlled damping serve different functions. A sagging corner suggests air leakage or height-control trouble, while a damping warning may involve a damper, wiring or...
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GRECALE
A weak 12-volt supply, unstable charging, software or module communication can cause several warnings at once. Mild-hybrid equipment adds components and safety requirements beyond a conventional alternator and...
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GRECALE
A weak 12-volt supply, unstable charging, software or module communication can cause several warnings at once. Mild-hybrid equipment adds components and safety requirements beyond a conventional alternator and...
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GRECALE
A reduced-power warning can occur because the engine cannot produce requested boost, but also because the control system deliberately limits torque after detecting ignition, fuel, temperature or sensor faults....
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LEVANTE
Air-spring height control and electronically controlled damping serve different functions. A sagging corner suggests air leakage or height-control trouble, while a damping warning may involve a damper, wiring or...
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LEVANTE
Judder during low-speed turns, vibration on acceleration and driveline warnings may involve tire rolling circumference, wheel-speed data, front or rear axle joints, prop shafts, transfer-case control or differential...
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LEVANTE
ABS and stability systems rely on wheel-speed sensors, brake pressure information, steering-angle input and communication with engine and transmission controls. A warning can be caused by sensor wiring or a hub...
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LEVANTE
A cooling warning may result from an external leak, loss of coolant circulation, a thermostat that does not regulate temperature correctly, fan-control failure or inaccurate sensor data. Turbocharged vehicles may...
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MC20
A power convertible roof uses latches, switches, motor or hydraulic drives and multiple interlocks. A failure partway through movement may reflect a position switch or mechanical obstruction rather than a failed roof...
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MC20
A cooling warning may result from an external leak, loss of coolant circulation, a thermostat that does not regulate temperature correctly, fan-control failure or inaccurate sensor data. Turbocharged vehicles may...
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MC20
A rough-running engine can reflect weak ignition, fuel delivery imbalance, unmetered air, mechanical compression loss, camshaft timing or an electronic control problem. An intermittent hot restart problem is...
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NEW
Charging faults can originate in the external supply, charge port, low-voltage battery, onboard charging hardware, temperature control, interlock or high-voltage isolation monitoring. An EV fault does not necessarily...
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NEW
A reduced-power warning can occur because the engine cannot produce requested boost, but also because the control system deliberately limits torque after detecting ignition, fuel, temperature or sensor faults....
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OLDER
Classic Maserati engines span belt-driven and chain-driven valvetrain designs. A timing belt maintenance requirement on one engine must never be generalized to all Maserati models. Age, mileage, storage conditions...
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OLDER
A cooling warning may result from an external leak, loss of coolant circulation, a thermostat that does not regulate temperature correctly, fan-control failure or inaccurate sensor data. Turbocharged vehicles may...
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OLDER
A rough-running engine can reflect weak ignition, fuel delivery imbalance, unmetered air, mechanical compression loss, camshaft timing or an electronic control problem. An intermittent hot restart problem is...
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QUATTROPORTE
Air-spring height control and electronically controlled damping serve different functions. A sagging corner suggests air leakage or height-control trouble, while a damping warning may involve a damper, wiring or...
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QUATTROPORTE
A reduced-power warning can occur because the engine cannot produce requested boost, but also because the control system deliberately limits torque after detecting ignition, fuel, temperature or sensor faults....
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QUATTROPORTE
A conventional torque-converter automatic and an automated manual with an electronically operated clutch can feel similar to a driver but require very different diagnostics. DuoSelect and MC-Shift concerns may...
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QUATTROPORTE
Oil can travel across engine covers and undertrays before it becomes visible, making the lowest wet point an unreliable indication of the leak source. Oil on hot exhaust components can create smoke and odor....
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