main.py

#Title: Car breakdown solution program
#Author: Daniel Mukenya Nyongesa
#License: MIT

#Inspiration: Driving experience and car lover.

import sys

finish = False
while not finish:
      print("\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tWELCOME TO FRADS CAR SOLUTIONS.")
      print("\t\t\t\tVery warm welcome, we solve car problems before further actions.")
      print("Kindly select the car model from the list below:")
      print(f"1. Mobius\n"
            f"2. Toyota\n"
            f"3. Honda\n"
            f"4. Mazda\n"
            f"5. Subaru\n"
            f"6. Volkswagen\n"
            f"7. Mercedes\n"
            f"8. BMW\n"
            f"9. Exit\n")

      choice = int(input("Which model: "))

      def mobius():
            print(f"\t1.Quality control issues\n"
                  f"\t2.Supply chain challenges\n"
                  f"\t3.Rough road durability\n"
                  f"\t4.Maintenance and servicing\n"
                  f"\t5.Limited model range\n"
                  f"\t6.Resale value\n"
                  f"\t7.Perception & brand awareness\n"
                  f"\t8.Financing & affordability\n"
                  f"\t9.Regulatory & compliance issues\n"
                  f"\t10.Competition\n")

      def toyota():
            print(f"\t1.Brake problems\n"
                  f"\t2.Suspension issues\n"
                  f"\t3.Faulty water pumps\n"
                  f"\t4.Fuel pump failures\n"
                  f"\t5.Oil sludge in engines\n"
                  f"\t6.Poor air conditioning\n")

      def honda():
            print(f"\t1.Failing transmission\n"
                  f"\t2.Engine issues\n"
                  f"\t3.Defective airbags\n"
                  f"\t4.Power steering Hose Failure\n"
                  f"\t5.Car moves due to ignition interlock fault\n"
                  f"\t6.Risk of automatic transmission locking up\n"
                  f"\t7.Automatic transmission short circuiting\n"
                  f"\t8.Fuel pump abrupt power loss\n")

      def mazda():
            print(f"\t1.Clutch issues(Manual)\n"
                  f"\t2.Untrustworthy engines\n"
                  f"\t3.Brake booster issues\n"
                  f"\t4.Melting Dashboards\n")

      def subaru():
            print(f"\t1.Fuel pump failure\n"
                  f"\t2.Oxygen sensor problems\n"
                  f"\t3.Blown head gaskets\n"
                  f"\t4.Oil leaks\n"
                  f"\t5.Battery draining rapidly\n"
                  f"\t6.Unintended acceleration\n"
                  f"\t7.Crack windshields\n"
                  f"\t8.Subaru starlink problems\n")

      def volkswagen():
            print(f"\t1.Overactive check engine light\n"
                  f"\t2.Oil problems\n"
                  f"\t3.Coolant leaks\n"
                  f"\t4.Vehicle overheating\n"
                  f"\t5.Suspension issues\n")

      def mercedes():
            print(f"\t1.Engine mounts failure\n"
                  f"\t2.Engine misfires\n"
                  f"\t3.Oil & Differential leaks\n"
                  f"\t4.Air suspension failure\n"
                  f"\t5.Transmission issues\n"
                  f"\t6.Rusts easily & rapidly\n"
                  f"\t7.Get ahead in the mercedes benz game\n")

      def bmw():
            print(f"\t1.Oil leaks\n"
                  f"\t2.Cooling system failure\n"
                  f"\t3.Shaking steering wheel\n"
                  f"\t4.Tail lamp problems\n")


      if choice == 1:
            mobius()
            print(f"Want a guideline to fix each?\n"
                  f"1. Yes\n"
                  f"2. No\n")
            solulu = int(input("Choice: "))
            if solulu == 1:
                  print(f"\t\t\t\t\t**** MOBIUS**** \n"
                        f"\t1. Quality control issuses: - \n\n"
                        f"Start by thoroughly understanding the quality control issues you're facing. This may involve collecting data, analyzing defect reports, and listening to customer feedback.\n"
                        f"Form a dedicated team with expertise in automotive engineering, manufacturing, and quality assurance. Ensure that this team has the necessary resources and authority to address the issues effectively.\n"
                        f"Identify the root causes of the quality control issues. This may involve conducting inspections, tests, and data analysis to determine the exact source of the problems.\n"
                        f"Not all issues are of equal importance. Prioritize them based on factors like safety concerns, customer impact, and cost of resolution. Focus on the most critical issues first.\n"
                        f"Address the most urgent and critical quality issues immediately. This might involve recalls, retrofitting, or temporary fixes to prevent further damage or accidents.\n"
                        f"For recurring issues that stem from design flaws, consider redesigning or re-engineering the affected components or systems. Ensure that these changes go through a thorough testing and validation process.\n"
                        f"If manufacturing processes are contributing to the issues, update them as necessary. This might involve retraining staff, implementing new equipment, or refining production methods.\n"
                        f"Strengthen your quality assurance protocols and procedures. Ensure that every vehicle undergoes rigorous testing and inspection at various stages of production.\n"
                        f"Evaluate and monitor the quality of components and materials supplied by your vendors. Establish stringent quality control standards for your suppliers and consider switching to more reliable ones if necessary.\n"
                        f"Establish a system for continuous monitoring and feedback. This includes real-time data collection, customer feedback channels, and regular quality audits.\n"
                        f"Develop a comprehensive corrective action plan to address the identified root causes. This plan should include timelines, responsibilities, and performance metrics to track progress.\n"
                        f"Implement preventive measures to ensure that similar issues do not occur in the future. This may involve redesigning quality control processes, training employees, and establishing quality control checkpoints.\n"
                        f"Maintain detailed documentation of all quality control activities, including inspections, tests, and corrective actions taken. This documentation can serve as a reference for future improvements.\n"
                        f"Keep customers, dealerships, and stakeholders informed about the actions taken to resolve quality control issues. Transparency can help rebuild trust.\n"
                        f"Quality control is an ongoing process. Continuously monitor and improve your quality assurance systems to prevent issues from resurfacing.\n"
                        f"Ensure that your actions and solutions comply with all relevant laws and regulations, especially if recalls or safety issues are involved.\n"
                        f"If recalls are necessary, manage them efficiently and provide excellent customer support to affected vehicle owners.\n"
                        f"Establish a feedback loop to gather information about the effectiveness of your solutions and to identify any new quality control issues that may arise.\n\n"
                        f"\t2.Supply chain challenges:- \n\n"
                        f"Begin by understanding the specific challenges within your supply chain. These may include issues related to sourcing, logistics, lead times, quality, cost, or supplier relationships.\n"
                        f"Conduct a thorough analysis to determine the root causes of these challenges. This may involve data collection, process mapping, and collaboration with stakeholders in your supply chain.\n"
                        f"Strengthen your relationships with key suppliers. Effective communication and collaboration with suppliers can lead to better visibility, reliability, and cooperation within the supply chain.\n"
                        f"Reduce risk by diversifying your supplier base. Relying on a single source for critical components can be risky. Explore multiple suppliers for key parts to ensure a more stable supply chain\n"
                        f"Implement supplier performance metrics and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to evaluate the quality, delivery times, and reliability of your suppliers. Use this data to make informed decisions.\n"
                        f"Improve demand forecasting to reduce uncertainties in your supply chain. Accurate forecasting can help suppliers plan production and deliveries more effectively.\n"
                        f"Optimize inventory levels to balance the need for parts and materials with the costs of storage. Lean inventory management practices can help reduce costs while ensuring availability.\n"
                        f"Streamline transportation and logistics processes to reduce lead times and costs. Consider alternative shipping methods and routes to improve efficiency.\n"
                        f"Implement supply chain management software and technology that provides real-time visibility into your supply chain. This can help you make informed decisions and quickly respond to disruptions.\n"
                        f"Develop a risk management strategy to proactively address potential disruptions. This may include contingency plans for natural disasters, geopolitical issues, or supplier failures.\n"
                        f"Continuously assess and improve your supply chain processes. Regularly review and update your strategies to adapt to changing market conditions and challenges.\n"
                        f"Conduct regular supplier audits to ensure compliance with quality standards and ethical practices. Address any non-compliance issues promptly.\n"
                        f"Consider sustainability in your supply chain practices. Sustainable sourcing and logistics can not only reduce environmental impact but also improve supply chain resilience.\n"
                        f"Foster open communication and collaboration among all stakeholders in the supply chain, including suppliers, manufacturers, logistics providers, and distributors. Share information about challenges and potential solutions.\n"
                        f"Develop scenarios for potential supply chain disruptions and create response plans for each scenario. This proactive approach can help minimize the impact of unexpected challenges.\n"
                        f"Ensure that your supply chain practices comply with all relevant laws and regulations, including those related to trade, environmental, and labor standards\n"
                        f"Invest in training and skill development for your supply chain team to ensure they have the knowledge and skills needed to manage challenges effectively.\n"
                        f"Secure executive leadership support and commitment to address supply chain challenges. Adequate resources and authority are crucial for implementing solutions.\n\n"
                        f"\t3.Rough road durability:- \n\n"
                        f"Begin by thoroughly understanding the specific rough road durability issues faced by Mobius cars. This may involve conducting field tests, analyzing data, and collecting feedback from drivers and customers who frequently drive on rough roads.\n"
                        f"Set clear durability targets and performance metrics that the vehicle must meet when subjected to rough road conditions. These targets will serve as the basis for design and testing.\n"
                        f"Redesign the suspension and chassis components to be more robust and capable of handling rough roads. Consider using stronger materials, reinforced structures, and improved shock absorbers to enhance durability.\n"
                        f"Choose tires that are specifically designed for rough road conditions. These tires should have a rugged tread pattern, reinforced sidewalls, and adequate puncture resistance.\n"
                        f"Increase ground clearance to prevent the undercarriage from scraping on uneven terrain. This can be achieved through suspension adjustments or selecting a design with higher clearance.\n"
                        f"Reinforce the vehicle's frame and body structure to withstand the stresses and impacts associated with rough roads. Use advanced materials and engineering techniques to enhance strength without adding excessive weight.\n"
                        f"Conduct rigorous testing and validation under simulated rough road conditions. This includes laboratory testing, controlled off-road testing, and real-world road trials to ensure that the vehicle meets durability targets.\n"
                        f"Select components and materials that are designed for durability and can withstand the harsh conditions of rough roads. This includes choosing corrosion-resistant materials for critical components.\n"
                        f"Ensure that the vehicle's critical components are adequately sealed and protected from dust, debris, and moisture that can enter during off-road driving.\n"
                        f"Provide clear and comprehensive maintenance recommendations to vehicle owners, including guidance on inspecting and maintaining key components that are more prone to wear and tear on rough roads\n"
                        f"Educate customers on how to drive safely on rough roads to minimize excessive wear and tear. Offer guidance on best practices for navigating such terrain.\n"
                        f"Implement stringent quality control measures in the manufacturing process to ensure that every Mobius car meets the durability standards set for rough road conditions.\n"
                        f"Establish a feedback loop with customers to gather information on vehicle performance and durability in rough road conditions. Use this feedback to make continuous improvements to vehicle design and engineering.\n"
                        f"Offer appropriate warranties and customer support for Mobius cars, especially for issues related to rough road durability. Promptly address warranty claims and provide necessary repairs or replacements.\n"
                        f"Ensure that your vehicle design and manufacturing processes comply with all relevant safety and environmental regulations, especially if changes to the vehicle design are involved.\n\n"
                        f"\t4. Maintenance and servicing:- \n\n"
                        f"Start by thoroughly reading the owner's manual that came with your Mobius car. This manual typically contains important information about maintenance schedules, recommended fluids, and procedures for basic servicing.\n"
                        f"Follow the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule. This includes oil changes, air filter replacements, tire rotations, and other routine tasks. Regular maintenance helps prevent major issues down the road.\n"
                        f"Look for a qualified and experienced mechanic who is familiar with Mobius cars or has experience with similar vehicles. They should have access to the necessary tools and diagnostic equipment.\n"
                        f"Whenever possible, use genuine Mobius replacement parts. These parts are designed to meet the manufacturer's specifications and are more likely to provide reliable performance.\n"
                        f"Regularly check and change fluids such as engine oil, transmission fluid, brake fluid, and coolant according to the recommended intervals in the owner's manual.\n"
                        f"Check tire pressure regularly and rotate your tires as recommended to ensure even wear. Replace tires when they are worn out, as this is crucial for safety.\n"
                        f"Regularly inspect and maintain the braking system, including brake pads, rotors, and brake fluid. Brakes are a critical safety component.\n"
                        f" Keep an eye on the car's battery. Ensure it's properly charged, and clean the battery terminals if they become corroded.\n"
                        f"Have the suspension and steering components inspected periodically to ensure proper alignment and handling.\n"
                        f"Check all lights (headlights, taillights, indicators) to ensure they are functioning correctly. Electrical issues can often be simple to fix but are crucial for safety.\n"
                        f"Stay informed about any safety recalls related to your Mobius car. If there's a recall, contact the manufacturer or an authorized service center to have the issue addressed.\n"
                        f"Maintain a detailed record of all maintenance and servicing performed on your car. This can help you stay on top of scheduled maintenance and provide a history of the car's care if you decide to sell it.\n"
                        f"Regularly clean your car, both inside and out, to prevent corrosion and maintain its appearance. Waxing the exterior can also protect the paint.\n"
                        f"Keep a basic emergency kit in your car, including items like a spare tire, jack, jumper cables, and basic tools. This can be invaluable in case of roadside issues.\n"
                        f" Finally, practice safe and responsible driving habits. Avoid aggressive driving, which can lead to unnecessary wear and tear on your vehicle.\n\n"
                        f"\t5.Limited model range:- \n\n"
                        f"Begin by conducting thorough market research to identify gaps and opportunities in the market. Understand the needs and preferences of potential customers. This will help you determine which additional models or variants are in demand.\n"
                        f"Based on your market research, start developing new car models or variants that align with customer preferences and market trends. Consider factors like size, features, fuel efficiency, and price range\n"
                        f"Work with automotive engineers and designers to create prototypes and designs for the new models. Ensure that these designs meet safety and regulatory standards.\n"
                        f"Thoroughly test the new models for performance, safety, and durability. This may include conducting crash tests, emissions testing, and reliability testing.\n"
                        f"Ensure that the new models comply with local and international automotive regulations and safety standards. Obtain the necessary certifications and approvals.\n"
                        f"Plan for the production of the new models. This involves setting up or expanding manufacturing facilities, sourcing components, and organizing the assembly process.\n"
                        f"Establish a robust supply chain to ensure a steady flow of parts and components required for production. Maintain good relationships with suppliers.\n"
                        f"Implement strict quality control measures to ensure that each car meets the desired standards and specifications. Address any issues promptly.\n"
                        f"Develop a marketing strategy to promote the new models. This may involve advertising campaigns, press releases, social media marketing, and collaborations with dealerships.\n"
                        f"If you have a network of dealerships, ensure that they are adequately trained and equipped to sell and service the new models. Provide them with the necessary marketing materials and support.\n"
                        f"Offer excellent customer support and after-sales service to address any issues or concerns that customers may have with the new models. This can help build trust and loyalty.\n"
                        f"Strategically distribute the new models to target markets. Consider factors like geography, demographics, and local regulations.\n"
                        f"Continuously gather feedback from customers and dealerships to identify areas for improvement in your new models. Make updates and enhancements as needed.\n"
                        f"Consider sustainable and environmentally friendly options in your new models, such as hybrid or electric variants, as these are becoming increasingly popular in the automotive industry.\n"
                        f" Ensure that you have the necessary funding and financial resources to support the development, production, and marketing of the new models. Consider seeking investment or financing if needed.\n\n"
                        f"\t6.Resale value\n\n"
                        f"Consistently follow the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule. Keep detailed records of all maintenance and servicing performed, which can demonstrate to potential buyers that the car has been well cared for.\n"
                        f"Regularly clean both the interior and exterior of the car. Waxing the exterior can help protect the paint and maintain its shine. A clean and well-maintained car is more attractive to buyers.\n"
                        f" If your car has any mechanical issues, address them promptly. A car with a history of unresolved problems will typically have a lower resale value. Be transparent about any repairs or modifications done to the vehicle.\n"
                        f"Gather all relevant paperwork, including the owner's manual, service records, receipts for repairs and maintenance, and any warranty information. Having a comprehensive documentation package can boost buyer confidence.\n"
                        f"Try to limit excessive mileage on your car. High mileage generally leads to lower resale value. If possible, consider alternative forms of transportation for daily commuting to preserve the car's value.\n"
                        f" If you live in an area with significant seasonal weather changes, having a set of winter and summer tires can be appealing to buyers. Properly stored and maintained seasonal tires can add value to your car.\n"
                        f"Maintain the interior of your car in good condition. Clean and condition the seats, dashboard, and other interior surfaces. Address any tears, stains, or odors.\n"
                        f"Be cautious about making major modifications or upgrades to your car. While some improvements can enhance resale value (e.g., safety features, navigation systems), excessive or poorly executed modifications may deter potential buyers.\n"
                        f"Consider the timing of when you sell your car. Selling it during the right season or when demand is higher for your specific model can help you get a better price.\n"
                        f"Research the market and determine a competitive and fair resale price for your Mobius car. Overpricing can discourage buyers, while underpricing may result in a loss.\n"
                        f"When you decide to sell, create an appealing online listing with high-quality photos and a detailed description of your car's features and history. Highlight any unique selling points.\n"
                        f"Consider having a pre-sale inspection conducted by a trusted mechanic. This can reassure potential buyers about the car's condition and help you address any issues beforehand.\n"
                        f" Be prepared to negotiate with potential buyers. Be honest and transparent about the condition of the car, and be open to reasonable offers.\n"
                        f"Ensure that all paperwork for the sale is properly completed, including the transfer of ownership and any required emissions or safety inspections.\n"
                        f"If you're selling privately, maintain a positive online presence and reputation as a trustworthy seller. This can help build trust with potential buyers.\n\n"
                        f"\t7.Perception & brand awareness:- \n\n"
                        f"Clearly define what Mobius cars stand for, their core values, and unique selling points. This should be the foundation of your brand identity.\n"
                        f"Conduct market research to understand your target audience's preferences, needs, and pain points. Tailor your branding and messaging to resonate with this audience.\n"
                        f"Ensure that your brand is consistent across all touchpoints, including advertising, social media, website, and physical showrooms. Consistency helps build brand recognition.\n"
                        f" Maintain an informative and user-friendly website that showcases your car models, features, pricing, and customer testimonials. Include high-quality images and videos.\n"
                        f"Be active on social media platforms where your target audience spends their time. Share engaging content, such as videos, behind-the-scenes glimpses, and customer stories. Interact with your followers and respond to comments and messages promptly.\n"
                        f"Create valuable content related to cars, driving, safety, and other relevant topics. This can include blog posts, infographics, and videos. Share this content on your website and social media channels to establish authority and trust.\n"
                        f" Invest in targeted online advertising campaigns, such as Google Ads and social media ads. Use precise audience targeting to reach potential buyers.\n"
                        f"Build relationships with automotive journalists and bloggers to get your cars featured in reviews and articles. Positive media coverage can significantly boost brand awareness.\n"
                        f"Collaborate with other brands or organizations that align with your values and target audience. Joint ventures or sponsorships can help increase exposure.\n"
                        f"Focus on providing an excellent customer experience at every touchpoint, from the initial inquiry to the post-sale support. Satisfied customers are more likely to become brand advocates.\n"
                        f"Encourage satisfied customers to leave positive reviews and testimonials. Share these on your website and social media to build trust.\n"
                        f"Participate in community events, auto shows, and sponsor local activities. Engaging with the community can enhance your brand's local presence.\n"
                        f"If applicable, highlight any green or sustainable features of your cars. Sustainability is an increasingly important factor in consumers' buying decisions.\n"
                        f" Educate consumers about the benefits of Mobius cars, such as affordability, durability, and suitability for specific markets.\n"
                        f"Actively seek and respond to customer feedback. Address concerns and continuously improve your products and services based on customer input.\n"
                        f"Use analytics tools to track the effectiveness of your marketing efforts. Adjust your strategies based on what works best in terms of building brand awareness and changing perceptions.\n"
                        f"Building brand awareness and changing perceptions takes time. Be patient and stay committed to your branding and marketing efforts.\n"
                        f"Keep an eye on market trends and evolving consumer preferences. Be ready to adapt your branding and product offerings accordingly\n\n"
                        f"\t8.Financing & affordability:- \n\n"
                        f"Work with financial institutions or create partnerships to offer flexible financing options, such as low-interest loans, extended repayment periods, or lease-to-own arrangements. These options can make it easier for buyers to afford Mobius cars.\n"
                        f"Consider offering down payment assistance programs to reduce the initial financial burden on buyers. This can attract more customers who may have limited savings.\n"
                        f"If feasible, develop and market lower-priced Mobius car models that cater to budget-conscious consumers. These models should still meet basic quality and safety standards.\n"
                        f"Research and leverage government incentives or subsidies for affordable and eco-friendly vehicles. These incentives can significantly reduce the cost of Mobius cars for buyers.\n"
                        f"Explore partnerships with microfinance institutions or microleasing companies that specialize in providing financial services to individuals with limited financial resources. These organizations often offer tailored solutions for low-income customers.\n"
                        f" Implement trade-in programs that allow customers to exchange their existing vehicles for a Mobius car, potentially reducing the overall cost.\n"
                        f"Offer affordable monthly payment plans that align with the income levels of your target audience. Consider offering longer repayment periods to lower monthly payments.\n"
                        f"Educate potential buyers about the long-term cost savings associated with Mobius cars, such as lower fuel consumption and reduced maintenance expenses. Help them understand the value proposition.\n"
                        f"Partner with local organizations or non-profits focused on economic development and financial literacy to provide resources and information on financing options.\n"
                        f"Provide online tools and calculators on your website to help potential buyers estimate the cost of ownership and explore different financing scenarios.\n"
                        f"Offer excellent customer support to assist buyers in navigating the financing process. Provide clear and transparent information about terms and conditions.\n"
                        f"Run targeted marketing campaigns that emphasize affordability and financing options. Highlight any ongoing promotions or incentives\n"
                        f"Implement referral programs that reward existing customers for referring new buyers. This can help expand your customer base and make Mobius cars more accessible.\n"
                        f" If possible, consider local manufacturing or sourcing of components to reduce production costs and, consequently, the retail price of your cars.\n"
                        f"Continuously explore ways to optimize production and operational costs without compromising on quality or safety. Cost savings can be passed on to customers.\n"
                        f"Advocate for policies and regulations that support affordable vehicle ownership, such as tax incentives for buyers of eco-friendly vehicles or reduced import tariffs on car components.\n"
                        f" Partner with banks and financial institutions to offer consumer loans specifically tailored to Mobius car buyers, including special interest rates or flexible terms.\n"
                        f" Listen to customer feedback and adapt your affordability and financing strategies based on their needs and preferences.\n\n"
                        f"\t9.Regulatory & compliance issues:- \n\n"
                        f"Begin by thoroughly researching and understanding the local, national, and international regulations that apply to the automotive industry in the regions where you operate or plan to sell Mobius cars. This includes safety standards, emissions requirements, import/export regulations, and more.\n"
                        f"Establish a dedicated team or hire experts with a strong understanding of automotive regulations. This team should continuously monitor and interpret changes in regulations to ensure compliance.\n"
                        f"Ensure that all Mobius car models undergo rigorous testing and meet the necessary certifications and standards required in the markets you serve. This may involve crash tests, emissions testing, safety certifications, and more.\n"
                        f"Verify that all components and parts sourced from suppliers meet regulatory requirements. Maintain strict quality control and documentation processes throughout the supply chain.\n"
                        f"Maintain comprehensive records of all compliance-related documents, including testing results, certifications, permits, and other relevant paperwork. Ensure easy access to these records for audits and inspections.\n"
                        f"Provide regular training and awareness programs to your employees to ensure they understand the importance of compliance and are knowledgeable about relevant regulations.\n"
                        f"Consult with legal experts who specialize in automotive regulations. They can provide guidance on how to navigate complex compliance issues and help you make informed decisions.\n"
                        f"Ensure that Mobius cars incorporate the latest safety features and technologies to meet or exceed safety standards. Stay up-to-date with emerging safety regulations and industry best practices.\n"
                        f"Consider the environmental impact of your vehicles and operations. Comply with emissions standards and explore eco-friendly manufacturing and alternative power sources when applicable.\n"
                        f"Engage with industry associations and regulatory bodies to advocate for policies that support your business while aligning with safety and environmental goals.\n"
                        f"If any safety or compliance issues arise after a car has been sold, address them promptly and transparently. Initiate recalls if necessary and work closely with regulators to rectify the situation.\n"
                        f"Consider regular third-party audits of your operations and products to identify and address compliance gaps. An impartial audit can provide valuable insights.\n"
                        f" Maintain open and transparent communication with the public and your customers regarding compliance matters. Transparency can help maintain trust.\n"
                        f"When expanding into new markets, thoroughly research and understand the specific regulatory requirements and cultural norms that may impact your business.\n"
                        f"Regulatory environments can change over time. Establish processes for ongoing monitoring and adaptation to new or evolving regulations.\n"
                        f"Ensure that your business operates ethically and legally in all aspects, including contracts, labor practices, and environmental responsibility.\n"
                        f"Ensure that your business operates ethically and legally in all aspects, including contracts, labor practices, and environmental responsibility.\n\n"
                        f"\t10.Competition:- \n\n"
                        f"Conduct a comprehensive analysis of the automotive market, including customer preferences, trends, and the competitive landscape. Understand your competitors' strengths and weaknesses.\n"
                        f"Develop a clear and compelling UVP that sets Mobius cars apart from the competition. Highlight what makes your vehicles unique, whether it's affordability, durability, eco-friendliness, or other key features.\n"
                        f"Continuously innovate and improve your car models to stay ahead of the competition. Focus on features that matter most to your target audience, such as safety, fuel efficiency, and reliability.\n"
                        f"Maintain a strong commitment to quality control and assurance. Ensure that Mobius cars consistently meet or exceed industry standards for safety and performance.\n"
                        f"Develop a pricing strategy that is competitive but also reflects the value offered by Mobius cars. Consider value-based pricing and bundle offerings to attract customers.\n"
                        f"Invest in effective marketing and branding efforts that highlight your UVP. Use storytelling to connect with customers emotionally and build brand loyalty.\n"
                        f"Focus on providing exceptional customer experiences, from the initial inquiry to after-sales support. Happy customers can become brand advocates.\n"
                        f"Focus on providing exceptional customer experiences, from the initial inquiry to after-sales support. Happy customers can become brand advocates.\n"
                        f"Customize your vehicles and marketing strategies to suit local market preferences and regulatory requirements. Understand the unique needs of customers in different regions.\n"
                        f"Offer innovative financing options to make Mobius cars more accessible to a wider range of customers. Consider partnerships with financial institutions to provide attractive loan or lease options.\n"
                        f"Continuously gather and act on customer feedback to improve your products and services. Use this information to address pain points and make necessary adjustments.\n"
                        f"Emphasize sustainability and environmental responsibility. Consider developing eco-friendly variants or initiatives that reduce the environmental footprint of your cars.\n"
                        f"Engage with local communities through partnerships, sponsorships, and corporate social responsibility programs. Show that you are invested in the well-being of the areas where you operate.\n"
                        f"Form strategic alliances or partnerships with other companies in the automotive industry or related sectors to enhance your offerings and competitive position.\n"
                        f"Stay updated on industry trends, emerging technologies, and customer preferences. Be prepared to adapt your strategies as the market evolves.\n"
                        f"Ensure that you comply with all relevant regulations and standards, both locally and internationally. Stay up to date with changes in automotive regulations.\n"
                        f"Continuously work on cost optimization to offer competitive prices while maintaining profitability.\n"
                        f"Understand that building a strong presence in the automotive industry takes time. Be patient and persistent in executing your strategies.\n"
                        f"\t\t\t****************Thank you. Mobius got you*************************\n\n")

            else:
                  print("\t\tClosing the program.🙋‍♂️")
                  sys.exit()

      if choice == 2:
            toyota()
            print(f"Want a guideline to fix each?\n"
                  f"1. Yes\n"
                  f"2. No\n")
            solulu = int(input("Choice: "))
            if solulu == 1:
                  print(f"\t\t\t\t\t*** TOYOTA *** \n"
                        f"\t1. Brake problems :- \n\n"
                        f"Listen for unusual noises such as grinding, squeaking, or squealing when braking.\n"
                        f"Pay attention to any changes in braking performance, such as longer stopping distances or a soft brake pedal.\n"
                        f"Check for warning lights on the dashboard, like the ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) light\n"
                        f"Visually inspect the brake components, including brake pads, rotors, calipers, and brake lines.\n"
                        f"Look for signs of wear, damage, or corrosion.\n"
                        f"Check for any leaks around the brake lines and calipers.\n"
                        f"Check the brake fluid level in the master cylinder reservoir.\n"
                        f"Ensure that the brake fluid is clear and within the recommended level.\n"
                        f"If the fluid is dark or contaminated, it might need to be flushed and replaced.\n"
                        f"Measure the brake pad thickness. If the pads are worn beyond the recommended thickness, they need replacement.\n"
                        f"Inspect the brake rotors for uneven wear, scoring, or grooves. Resurfacing or replacement might be necessary.\n"
                        f"Check the calipers for proper operation. Ensure they are not sticking or causing uneven pressure on the brake pads.\n"
                        f"If a caliper is malfunctioning, it might need to be rebuilt or replaced.\n"
                        f"Examine the brake lines for any signs of leakage, corrosion, or damage.\n"
                        f"Leaking brake lines can result in loss of brake fluid and reduced braking efficiency.\n"
                        f"If the ABS light is on, use a diagnostic scanner to retrieve error codes from the ABS module.\n"
                        f"Address the specific issues indicated by the codes. This might involve repairing or replacing ABS sensors, modules, or related components.\n"
                        f"Clean the wheel speed sensors if they are covered in dirt or debris, as this can affect their performance.\n"
                        f"Check for damaged or malfunctioning sensors and replace them if needed.\n"
                        f"If you're unsure about diagnosing or fixing the issue yourself, it's recommended to take your Toyota to a certified mechanic or dealership.\n"
                        f"They have the expertise and specialized tools to diagnose and repair brake-related problems accurately.\n"
                        f"Follow the recommended brake maintenance schedule outlined in your Toyota's owner's manual.\n"
                        f"Regularly inspect and replace brake pads and rotors according to the manufacturer's guidelines.\n"
                        f"Use high-quality brake components that meet or exceed OEM specifications.\n\n"
                        f"\t2. Suspension issues:-\n\n"
                        f"Pay attention to any unusual noises while driving, such as clunking, rattling, or squeaking sounds.\n"
                        f"Observe changes in the vehicle's handling, such as excessive bouncing, drifting, or uneven tire wear.\n"
                        f"Check for uneven or abnormal tire wear patterns.\n"
                        f"Inspect the suspension components, including shock absorbers/struts, springs, control arms, bushings, and sway bar links.\n"
                        f"Look for signs of damage, corrosion, leaks, or wear on these components.\n"
                        f"Bounce each corner of the vehicle and observe how it responds. Excessive bouncing or a lack of rebound control may indicate worn shock absorbers or struts.\n"
                        f"Check for oil leaks around the shock absorber/strut body.\n"
                        f"Inspect the springs for signs of damage or sagging.\n"
                        f"Uneven ride height or a noticeably lower corner of the vehicle could indicate a broken or worn spring.\n"
                        f"Look for worn or damaged control arm bushings.\n"
                        f"Inspect control arms for signs of bending, rust, or other damage.\n"
                        f"Check for any play or looseness in the sway bar links.\n"
                        f"Worn or broken sway bar links can result in handling issues and noise.\n"
                        f"An incorrect wheel alignment can lead to uneven tire wear and handling problems. Have the alignment checked by a professional.\n"
                        f"If you're not confident in diagnosing or repairing suspension issues, take your Toyota to a certified mechanic or dealership.\n"
                        f"They can perform a comprehensive inspection, identify the specific problem, and recommend the appropriate repairs.\n"
                        f"Based on the diagnosis, replace any damaged or worn suspension components with high-quality parts that meet or exceed OEM specifications.\n"
                        f"Consider replacing components in pairs (e.g., both front struts) to maintain balanced suspension performance.\n"
                        f"Follow the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule for suspension components.\n"
                        f"Lubricate and inspect components like bushings and joints as needed.\n"
                        f"f you're interested in improving your Toyota's suspension performance, consider upgrading to aftermarket suspension components or kits.\n"
                        f"Make sure any modifications are compatible with your vehicle and driving needs.\n"
                        f"After repairs or replacements, take your Toyota for a test drive to ensure that the suspension issues are resolved.\n"
                        f"Pay attention to handling, ride comfort, and any remaining abnormal noises.\n\n"
                        f"\t3. Faulty water pumps:- \n\n"
                        f"Observe the engine temperature gauge. If it's consistently running hotter than normal, it could be due to a failing water pump.\n"
                        f"Listen for unusual noises coming from the front of the engine, such as a loud whining or grinding sound.\n"
                        f"Check for coolant leaks under the vehicle or around the water pump area.\n"
                        f"Allow the engine to cool down completely before working on it.\n"
                        f"Wear appropriate safety gear, such as gloves and safety glasses.\n"
                        f"Obtain a replacement water pump that matches your Toyota's make, model, and engine.\n"
                        f"Gather tools such as wrenches, sockets, pliers, a coolant drain pan, and a gasket scraper.\n"
                        f"Place a coolant drain pan under the radiator.\n"
                        f"Open the radiator drain plug to allow the coolant to drain into the pan.\n"
                        f"Loosen and remove the drive belts that are connected to the water pump.\n"
                        f"Disconnect the hoses and any electrical connections attached to the water pump.\n"
                        f"Remove the bolts securing the water pump to the engine.\n"
                        f"Use a gasket scraper to clean the mounting surface on the engine block where the water pump attaches.\n"
                        f"Place a new gasket on the new water pump or apply a thin layer of gasket sealant to the pump side of the gasket.\n"
                        f"Position the new water pump onto the engine block and secure it with the bolts.\n"
                        f"Reconnect the hoses and electrical connections that were disconnected earlier.\n"
                        f"Ensure all connections are secure.\n"
                        f"Put the drive belts back onto their pulleys and adjust their tension according to the manufacturer's specifications.\n"
                        f"Close the radiator drain plug.\n"
                        f"Refill the cooling system with the appropriate coolant mixture recommended for your Toyota.\n"
                        f"Bleed any air from the cooling system by using the designated bleed screws or valves.\n"
                        f"Start the engine and let it run while checking for coolant leaks around the water pump area.\n"
                        f"Observe the engine temperature gauge to ensure it's operating within the normal range.\n"
                        f"If the old coolant is still in good condition, you can save and reuse it. If not, dispose of it according to local regulations.\n\n"
                        f"\t4.Fuel pump Failures:- \n\n"
                        f"Observe symptoms like engine cranking but not starting, sputtering, loss of power, or engine stalling.\n"
                        f"Listen for a lack of humming noise from the fuel tank area when the ignition is turned to the ON position.\n"
                        f"Use a fuel pressure gauge to measure fuel pressure at the fuel rail; low or no pressure can indicate a failed fuel pump.\n"
                        f"Work in a well-ventilated area and away from open flames or sparks.\n"
                        f"Disconnect the vehicle's battery to prevent electrical accidents.\n"
                        f"Obtain a replacement fuel pump that matches your Toyota's make, model, and engine.\n"
                        f"Have tools such as wrenches, sockets, pliers, a jack and jack stands, and a container for fuel drainage.\n"
                        f"Loosen the fuel cap to release pressure from the fuel system.\n"
                        f"Alternatively, you can use the fuel pressure relief valve (if available) on the fuel rail.\n"
                        f"Disconnect the negative terminal of the vehicle's battery.\n"
                        f"Use a fuel line disconnect tool to disconnect the fuel lines from the fuel pump.\n"
                        f"Place a container under the disconnected lines to catch any spilled fuel.\n"
                        f"If the fuel pump is located inside the fuel tank (common for many vehicles), you'll need to access it by removing the tank.\n"
                        f"Raise the vehicle using a jack and secure it with jack stands.\n"
                        f"Remove the fuel tank by loosening and removing the retaining straps, and carefully lower it.\n"
                        f"Carefully disconnect the electrical connectors and hoses attached to the old fuel pump.\n"
                        f"Remove the fuel pump assembly from the tank.\n"
                        f"Install the new fuel pump assembly, ensuring all connections are secure.\n"
                        f"Reattach the fuel tank and secure it with the retaining straps.\n"
                        f"Reconnect the fuel lines and electrical connectors.\n"
                        f"Raise the vehicle and remove the jack stands.\n"
                        f"Reconnect the negative terminal of the battery.\n"
                        f"Refill the fuel tank with clean and fresh fuel.\n"
                        f"Turn the ignition key to the ON position for a few seconds to allow the fuel pump to prime the system before cranking the engine.\n"
                        f"Start the engine and let it run, checking for any unusual noises or signs of leaks.\n"
                        f"Test drive the vehicle to ensure proper fuel delivery and engine performance.\n\n"
                        f"\t5. Oil sludge in engines:-  \n\n"
                        f"Signs of oil sludge include poor engine performance, reduced fuel efficiency, engine knocking, and increased oil consumption.\n"
                        f"Drain the existing oil and replace it with fresh, high-quality engine oil. Also, replace the oil filter. Use the oil viscosity recommended in your Toyota's owner's manual.\n"
                        f"Some mechanics might recommend an engine flush to help remove the sludge.\n"
                        f" engine cleaning additives available that can help break down and dislodge sludge deposits.\n"
                        f"Consistently follow your Toyota's recommended oil change intervals using the appropriate oil type. Regular oil changes can prevent the buildup of sludge in the first place.\n"
                        f"The Positive Crankcase Ventilation (PCV) system is responsible for removing harmful gases from the engine. A malfunctioning PCV system can contribute to oil sludge buildup. Check and replace the PCV valve if necessary.\n"
                        f"The breather system allows the engine to release pressure. If this system is clogged or malfunctioning, it can lead to sludge formation. Make sure the breather system is clean and functioning properly.\n"
                        f"Overheating can accelerate sludge formation. Ensure your Toyota's cooling system is working correctly, and address any overheating issues promptly.\n"
                        f"Regular maintenance, including checking and replacing worn components, can prevent various engine issues, \n"
                        f"f the sludge buildup is severe, it's best to consult a professional mechanic. \n\n"
                        f"\t6.Poor air conditioning:-  \n\n"
                        f" Low refrigerant levels can result in reduced cooling efficiency. If the refrigerant is low, it could indicate a leak in the system\n"
                        f"AC system leaks can be a common cause of poor cooling performance. A professional mechanic can use specialized equipment to detect leaks and address them accordingly.\n"
                        f"The condenser is responsible for releasing heat from the refrigerant. If it's obstructed by debris or damaged, it can affect cooling performance. Inspect the condenser for any visible damage or obstructions.\n"
                        f"The AC compressor is the heart of the system. If it's not functioning properly, the AC won't cool effectively. Listen for any unusual noises coming from the compressor, and have it inspected by a professional if necessary."
                        f"The AC system relies on belts and pulleys to operate. Worn or damaged belts can impact the system's efficiency. Have the belts and pulleys checked during routine maintenance.\n"
                        f"A clogged or dirty cabin air filter can restrict airflow, leading to reduced cooling performance. Replace the cabin air filter according to your vehicle's recommended maintenance schedule.\n"
                        f"Make sure there are no obstructions blocking the vents both inside the cabin and in the engine compartment. Obstructed vents can restrict airflow, affecting cooling.\n"
                        f"The AC system relies on electrical components to function. If there's an issue with the electrical system, it can affect AC performance. A professional mechanic can diagnose and repair any electrical issues.\n"
                        f"The cooling fan helps dissipate heat from the AC system. If the cooling fan isn't working properly, it can lead to inadequate cooling. Check if the cooling fan is turning on as it should.\n"
                        f"If you're unable to identify the problem or if the issue is more complex, it's recommended to seek help from a qualified mechanic. \n\n"
                        f"\t\t\t****************Thank you. Toyota got you*************************\n\n")

            else:
                  print("\t\tClosing the program.🙋‍♂️")
                  sys.exit()
      if choice == 3:
            honda()
            print(f"Want a guideline to fix each?\n"
                  f"1. Yes\n"
                  f"2. No\n")
            solulu = int(input("Choice: "))
            if solulu == 1:
                  print(f"\t\t\t\t\t*** HONDA *** \n"
                        f"\t1. Failing Transmission \n\n"
                        f"Start by determining the exact nature of the transmission issue. Common symptoms of a failing transmission include slipping gears, delayed or rough shifting, strange noises, and transmission fluid leaks. You may want to consult a professional mechanic or use a diagnostic tool to identify the problem.\n"
                        f"Low or contaminated transmission fluid can cause transmission problems. Check the transmission fluid level and condition. If it's low, top it off with the correct type of transmission fluid as specified in your Honda's owner's manual. If the fluid is dark or has a burnt smell, it may need to be changed.\n"
                        f"Routine maintenance, such as a transmission fluid and filter change, can sometimes resolve minor transmission issues. Consult your Honda's maintenance schedule for guidance on when to perform these services.\n"
                        f"Modern vehicles have onboard diagnostic systems (OBD-II) that can provide error codes related to transmission problems. Use a diagnostic scanner to retrieve these codes, which can help pinpoint the issue more accurately.\n"
                        f"If you are not experienced with transmission repair, it's best to consult a qualified mechanic who specializes in Honda vehicles or transmissions. They can perform a thorough diagnosis and provide expert advice on the best course of action.\n"
                        f"Depending on the severity of the transmission issue, you may need to decide between repairing the existing transmission or replacing it. Minor issues like a faulty solenoid or sensor may be repairable, while major internal damage might require a replacement transmission.\n"
                        f"Ask the mechanic for a detailed estimate of the repair or replacement costs, including parts and labor. This will help you make an informed decision based on your budget and the value of your vehicle.\n"
                        f"After resolving the transmission issue, commit to regular maintenance of your Honda, including routine transmission fluid changes, to prevent future problems.\n"
                        f"Depending on the age, mileage, and overall condition of your Honda, you might need to weigh the cost of repairs against the value of the vehicle. In some cases, it may be more economical to sell or trade in the vehicle and purchase a new one.\n"
                        f"After the repair or replacement, closely monitor your Honda's transmission for any signs of recurrence of the issue and address them promptly.\n\n"
                        f"\t2.Engine issues:- \n\n"
                        f"Start by identifying the symptoms of the engine problem. Common symptoms include unusual noises, poor performance, stalling, warning lights on the dashboard, smoke from the exhaust, and reduced fuel efficiency.\n"
                        f"If the check engine light or any other warning lights are illuminated on your dashboard, use an OBD-II diagnostic scanner to retrieve error codes. These codes can provide valuable information about the specific issue.\n"
                        f"Check the engine oil level and condition. Low oil levels or dirty oil can lead to engine problems. Also, inspect the air filter, fuel filter, and coolant level to ensure they are clean and at the correct levels.\n"
                        f"Inspect the engine compartment and the area under the vehicle for any fluid leaks, such as oil, coolant, or transmission fluid. Leaks can be a sign of various engine problems.\n"
                        f"Pay attention to any unusual noises coming from the engine, such as knocking, pinging, or grinding sounds. These noises can indicate issues with internal engine components.\n"
                        f"Visually inspect the engine bay for loose or damaged wires, hoses, and vacuum lines. These can sometimes cause engine problems.\n"
                        f"Inspect the condition of the spark plugs and spark plug wires. Worn or fouled spark plugs can lead to misfires and poor engine performance.\n"
                        f"Ensure that the battery terminals are clean and tight. Weak or dead batteries can cause starting and performance issues.\n"
                        f"If you are unable to diagnose the issue or if it requires specialized equipment and expertise, take your Honda to a qualified mechanic or an authorized Honda service center for a professional diagnosis. They will have the tools and experience to accurately pinpoint the problem.\n"
                        f"Once the issue has been identified, follow the repair recommendations provided by the mechanic. This may involve replacing faulty components, performing maintenance, or repairing damaged parts.\n"
                        f"Prevent future engine issues by adhering to your Honda's recommended maintenance schedule, which includes oil changes, air filter replacement, and other routine maintenance tasks.\n"
                        f"After the repairs, take your Honda for a test drive to ensure the issue has been resolved. Monitor the vehicle's performance for a period to make sure there are no recurrent problems.\n"
                        f"To avoid future engine issues, continue with regular maintenance and promptly address any warning lights or unusual symptoms that may arise.\n\n"
                        f"\t3.Defective air bags\n\n"
                        f"Ensure your safety and the safety of your passengers. If you suspect a problem with the airbags, take precautions such as wearing your seatbelt properly and avoiding any collisions or situations where airbag deployment may be necessary until the issue is resolved.\n"
                        f"Start by checking your dashboard for any warning lights related to the airbag system. Typically, there will be a SRS (Supplemental Restraint System) or Airbag light. If this light is illuminated or blinking, it indicates a problem with the airbag system.\n"
                        f"Airbag systems are complex and sensitive safety components. Attempting to repair or tamper with the airbag system yourself can be dangerous and may inadvertently trigger airbag deployment. It is strongly recommended to leave airbag repairs to trained professionals.\n"
                        f"As a safety precaution, disconnect the vehicle's battery to reduce the risk of accidental airbag deployment during inspection or repairs. Make sure you follow proper safety procedures for disconnecting the battery.\n"
                        f"Contact your nearest Honda dealership or a qualified automotive repair shop that specializes in Honda vehicles. They have the necessary training and equipment to diagnose and repair airbag system issues safely and accurately.\n"
                        f"When you bring your Honda to the mechanic or dealership, provide them with as much information as possible about the symptoms you've noticed, any warning lights on the dashboard, and any recent incidents that may have triggered the airbag issue (e.g., accidents, collisions, or even a sensor malfunction).\n"
                        f"The technician will perform a diagnostic inspection of the airbag system using specialized diagnostic tools to identify the specific problem. This may involve scanning the vehicle's computer system for error codes and conducting physical inspections of airbag components.\n"
                        f"Once the problem is identified, the technician will recommend the necessary repairs or replacements. This could involve fixing faulty sensors, replacing damaged airbags, or addressing wiring and connections.\n"
                        f"Check if your Honda vehicle is subject to any recalls related to airbag defects. Manufacturers often issue recalls to address safety-related issues, and these repairs may be performed free of charge at an authorized dealership.\n"
                        f"Maintain records of all repairs and maintenance related to the airbag system. This documentation can be valuable for warranty claims or in the event of future issues.\n\n"
                        f"\t4.Power steering hose failure:- \n\n"
                        f"Ensure your safety and the safety of others by parking your Honda in a safe location, turning off the engine, and engaging the parking brake.\n"
                        f"Determine which power steering hose is failing. There are typically two hoses: the high-pressure hose and the low-pressure return hose. The high-pressure hose is under greater stress and is more prone to failure.\n"
                        f"Carefully inspect the damaged hose to assess the extent of the failure. Look for cracks, holes, leaks, or loose connections. If the hose is severely damaged or leaking, it will likely need to be replaced.\n"
                        f"To avoid spraying power steering fluid when you disconnect the hose, relieve pressure from the power steering system. To do this, start the engine and turn the steering wheel back and forth a few times while the vehicle is not moving. Then, turn off the engine.\n"
                        f"Gather the tools and replacement parts you'll need to replace the power steering hose. You may need wrenches, pliers, a catch pan for fluid, and a replacement hose.\n"
                        f"Begin by disconnecting the damaged power steering hose from both ends. You may need to use wrenches or pliers to loosen the hose fittings. Be prepared for some power steering fluid to leak out, so have a catch pan ready.\n"
                        f"Carefully remove the old hose from its mounting brackets and routing clips. Take note of how it's routed to ensure proper installation of the new hose.\n"
                        f"Install the new power steering hose by following the reverse procedure of removal. Ensure that you tighten all connections securely, but be careful not to overtighten and damage the fittings.\n"
                        f"Check your Honda's owner's manual for the recommended type of power steering fluid. Add the appropriate fluid to the power steering reservoir. Turn the steering wheel from lock to lock a few times to help remove any air bubbles.\n"
                        f"Start the engine and carefully inspect the new hose for leaks. If you notice any leaks or abnormal noise from the power steering system, shut off the engine immediately and recheck your work.\n"
                        f"Take your Honda for a test drive to ensure the power steering is working correctly, and there are no issues. Monitor the power steering system for a few days to ensure there are no leaks or recurring problems.\n"
                        f"Dispose of the old power steering fluid and any contaminated materials in accordance with local environmental regulations.\n\n"
                        f"\t5.Car moves due to ignition interlock fault:- \n\n"
                        f"Ensure your vehicle is parked in a safe location, and the parking brake is engaged.\n"
                        f" Look for any error messages or warning lights on your dashboard. These lights can provide important clues about the issue. Pay attention to any specific messages related to the ignition interlock system.\n"
                        f"Turn off the ignition, remove the key (if applicable), and then restart the vehicle. Sometimes, a simple restart can resolve temporary issues.\n"
                        f" Ensure that your foot is firmly on the brake pedal when trying to start the vehicle. Most ignition interlock systems require this condition to be met before the vehicle will start.\n"
                        f"If your vehicle has an automatic transmission, make sure the gear shift lever is in the Park position. If you have a manual transmission, ensure the gear is in neutral and the clutch is depressed.\n"
                        f"Inspect the wiring around the ignition interlock system for loose or damaged wires. Sometimes, a loose connection can cause this type of issue.\n"
                        f"A weak or dead battery can cause electrical issues. Check the battery voltage with a multimeter to ensure it is within the recommended range for your vehicle. If the battery is low, charge or replace it.\n"
                        f"Check the fuses related to the ignition interlock system. A blown fuse can disrupt the system's operation. Refer to your vehicle's owner's manual for the location of the fuse box and the relevant fuse.\n"
                        f"If the ignition switch is faulty, it can prevent the ignition interlock system from working correctly. This may require professional diagnosis and repair.\n"
                        f"Review your vehicle's owner's manual for specific information on the ignition interlock system, troubleshooting steps, and any manufacturer-specific recommendations.\n"
                        f"If you cannot identify or resolve the issue on your own, it's advisable to contact a Honda dealership or a qualified automotive technician. They have the expertise and diagnostic tools to pinpoint and repair the problem accurately.\n\n"
                        f"\t6.Risk of automatic transmission locking up:- \n\n"
                        f"Ensure your vehicle is parked in a safe location, and the parking brake is engaged.\n"
                        f"Look for any error messages or warning lights on your dashboard. These lights can provide important clues about the issue. Pay attention to any specific messages related to the transmission system.\n"
                        f"Turn off the ignition, remove the key (if applicable), and then restart the vehicle. Sometimes, a simple restart can resolve temporary issues.\n"
                        f"Low or contaminated transmission fluid can cause transmission problems. Check the transmission fluid level and condition by following the instructions in your owner's manual. If it's low or dirty, you may need to top it off or have a fluid exchange service performed by a qualified mechanic.\n"
                        f"Overheating can also lead to transmission problems. Ensure that your transmission isn't overheating by checking the temperature gauge on the dashboard. If it's reading high, pull over and allow the transmission to cool down before continuing to drive. You may also want to check the cooling system for any issues.\n"
                        f"Make sure the gear shift lever is in the correct position (e.g., Drive or Park). Ensure it's fully engaged in the desired gear and not stuck between gears.\n"
                        f"Ensure that your foot is firmly on the brake pedal when trying to shift gears. Most automatic transmissions require this condition to be met before shifting out of Park.\n"
                        f"The TCM is responsible for controlling the transmission's operation. If it's malfunctioning, it can cause transmission problems. Consult a professional mechanic or dealership to diagnose and repair TCM issues.\n"
                        f" Inspect the wiring and connectors related to the transmission system for loose or damaged connections. Electrical issues can disrupt the transmission's operation.\n"
                        f"A weak or dead battery can cause electrical problems, including issues with the transmission. Check the battery voltage with a multimeter to ensure it is within the recommended range for your vehicle. If the battery is low, charge or replace it.\n"
                        f"Review your vehicle's owner's manual for specific information on the transmission system, troubleshooting steps, and any manufacturer-specific recommendations.\n"
                        f"If you cannot identify or resolve the issue on your own, it's advisable to contact a Honda dealership or a qualified automotive technician. They have the expertise and diagnostic tools to pinpoint and repair the problem accurately.\n\n"
                        f"\t7.Automatic transmission short circuiting:- \n\n"
                        f" Ensure your vehicle is parked in a safe location, the parking brake is engaged, and the ignition is turned off.\n"
                        f"Before attempting any electrical work, disconnect the negative terminal of the vehicle's battery to prevent electrical shock and further damage.\n"
                        f"Look for any error messages or warning lights on your dashboard. These lights can provide important clues about the issue. Pay attention to any specific messages related to the transmission system.\n"
                        f"Visually inspect the wiring and connectors related to the transmission for visible damage, loose connections, or exposed wires. Pay special attention to the wiring harness that connects to the transmission control module (TCM).\n"
                        f"Repair or replace any damaged wires or connectors found during the inspection.\n"
                        f"Examine the fuse box to identify and check the fuses and relays related to the transmission system. Replace any blown fuses or relays with the correct ones of the same amperage.\n"
                        f"Consult your vehicle's owner's manual or fuse box cover for information on the location of these components.\n"
                        f"Ensure the transmission fluid level is within the recommended range. Low transmission fluid levels can lead to electrical problems and cause the transmission to short circuit.\n"
                        f"If the fluid is low, top it off with the appropriate type of transmission fluid as specified in your owner's manual.\n"
                        f"The Transmission Control Module (TCM) is a critical component in the automatic transmission system. Disconnect the TCM connector and carefully inspect it for signs of damage or corrosion.\n"
                        f"If you notice any issues with the TCM connector, it may need to be repaired or replaced.\n"
                        f"If you are unable to identify or resolve the short circuit issue, it's highly recommended to contact a Honda dealership or a qualified automotive technician. They have the expertise and diagnostic tools to pinpoint the exact location of the short circuit and perform the necessary repairs safely.\n"
                        f"To prevent future short circuits in your vehicle's transmission system, avoid overloading the electrical circuits and ensure all electrical work on your vehicle is done by qualified professionals.\n\n"
                        f"\t8.Fuel pump abrupt power loss:- \n\n"
                        f"Ensure your vehicle is parked in a safe location, the parking brake is engaged, and the ignition is turned off.\n"
                        f"Look for any error messages or warning lights on your dashboard. Pay attention to any specific messages related to the fuel system or fuel pump.\n"
                        f" Ensure that you have an adequate amount of fuel in the tank. A low fuel level can sometimes lead to fuel pump issues. If the tank is nearly empty, fill it up with the appropriate fuel type.\n"
                        f"When you turn the ignition to the ON position (without starting the engine), you should hear a faint humming or buzzing sound from the fuel pump. This sound indicates that the fuel pump is pressurizing the fuel system.\n"
                        f"If you do not hear this sound, it could indicate a problem with the fuel pump or its electrical connections.\n"
                        f"Inspect the area around the fuel pump and fuel lines for any signs of fuel leaks. Fuel leaks can disrupt the fuel supply and cause power loss.\n"
                        f"Locate the fuel pump relay and associated fuse in the fuse box. Refer to your owner's manual or the fuse box cover for their specific locations.\n"
                        f"Check the fuel pump relay and fuse for signs of damage or corrosion. Replace any damaged components with the correct ones.\n"
                        f"Consider swapping the fuel pump relay with a similar relay in the fuse box to test if the issue is related to the relay.\n"
                        f"If you suspect a fuel pump issue, you can test the fuel pressure using a fuel pressure gauge. This requires some automotive knowledge and tools.\n"
                        f"If the fuel pressure is significantly lower than the manufacturer's specifications, it may indicate a failing fuel pump.\n"
                        f"If you are unable to identify or resolve the fuel pump power loss issue on your own, it's advisable to contact a Honda dealership or a qualified automotive technician. They have the expertise and diagnostic tools to pinpoint and repair the problem accurately.\n"
                        f"To prevent future fuel pump issues, ensure you use high-quality fuel, avoid running the vehicle on a near-empty tank, and regularly maintain your vehicle according to the manufacturer's recommended service schedule.\n"
                        f"\t\t\t****************Thank you. Honda got you*************************\n\n")
            else:
                  print("\t\tClosing the program.🙋‍♂️")
                  sys.exit()

      if choice == 4:
            mazda()
            print(f"Want a guideline to fix each?\n"
                  f"1. Yes\n"
                  f"2. No\n")
            solulu = int(input("Choice: "))
            if solulu == 1:
                  print(f"\t\t\t\t\t*** MAZDA *** \n"
                        f"\t1.Clutch issues (manual):- \n\n"
                        f"Pay attention to the symptoms of the clutch issue. Common symptoms include slipping, grinding noises, difficulty shifting gears, and a soft or spongy clutch pedal.\n"
                        f"Open the hood and locate the clutch master cylinder reservoir. It's usually near the brake master cylinder.\n"
                        f"Check the clutch fluid level. If it's low, you may have a leak in the hydraulic system, which can cause a soft pedal and difficulty shifting\n"
                        f"If the fluid is significantly low, top it up with the recommended type of brake fluid specified in your Mazda's owner's manual.\n"
                        f"Examine the area around the clutch master cylinder, clutch slave cylinder, and hydraulic lines for any signs of fluid leaks. Leaks should be repaired promptly to restore proper clutch operation.\n"
                        f"Press the clutch pedal and see if there's excessive free play at the top before you feel resistance. If so, you might need to adjust the clutch pedal free play. Refer to your Mazda's service manual for the specific procedure.\n"
                        f"If your Mazda uses a mechanical clutch linkage (cable-operated), inspect the clutch cable for any signs of damage or stretching. Replace it if necessary.\n"
                        f"A noisy or worn-out clutch release bearing can cause grinding noises when you press the clutch pedal. If this is the case, you'll need to replace the clutch release bearing.\n"
                        f"If the clutch is slipping or if you have difficulty shifting even after checking hydraulic and cable systems, it might be necessary to inspect and possibly replace the clutch disc and pressure plate. This is a more involved and labor-intensive repair.\n"
                        f"If you're replacing the clutch, it's a good practice to either resurface or replace the flywheel to ensure a proper mating surface for the new clutch components.\n"
                        f"If you're unsure about any of these steps or if the issue persists after checking these components, it's advisable to have your Mazda inspected by a qualified mechanic or Mazda dealership. They can use diagnostic tools and their expertise to identify and resolve the problem.\n\n"
                        f"\t2.Untrustworthy engines:- \n\n"
                        f"Pay close attention to any unusual noises, warning lights on the dashboard, poor performance, or any other symptoms that indicate engine issues. Identifying the specific problem will help you determine the appropriate solution.\n"
                        f"Low or dirty engine oil can lead to engine problems. Check the engine oil level using the dipstick and ensure it's at the recommended level. If the oil is dirty or hasn't been changed at the recommended intervals, consider getting an oil change.\n"
                        f"Overheating can cause significant engine damage. Inspect the radiator, hoses, and thermostat for leaks or blockages. Ensure the cooling system is functioning correctly.\n"
                        f"Modern Mazdas have onboard diagnostics that can store error codes when a problem is detected. Use an OBD-II scanner to retrieve these codes, which can provide valuable information about the issue. Take note of any codes and look up their meanings in your vehicle's service manual or online.\n"
                        f"If the check engine light or other warning lights are illuminated on the dashboard, consult your Mazda's owner's manual or have a professional mechanic use a diagnostic tool to determine the specific problem.\n"
                        f"Ensure you're following the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule for your Mazda. Regular oil changes, air filter replacements, and other routine maintenance tasks can prevent engine problems.\n"
                        f"Poor fuel quality or ignition system problems can affect engine performance and reliability. Ensure you're using the recommended fuel grade and address any issues with the ignition system, such as faulty spark plugs or ignition coils.\n"
                        f"A restricted or damaged exhaust system can cause reduced engine performance and reliability. Inspect the exhaust components for leaks, damage, or blockages.\n"
                        f"If you're unable to identify the issue or if it's a complex engine problem, it's advisable to have your Mazda inspected by a qualified mechanic or Mazda dealership. They have the expertise and diagnostic tools to pinpoint and repair engine issues accurately.\n"
                        f"Check if there are any recalls or TSBs related to your Mazda's engine. Manufacturers may issue recalls to address specific reliability or safety concerns.\n\n"
                        f"\t3.Brake booster issues:- \n\n"
                        f"Pay attention to the symptoms. Common signs of a failing brake booster include a hard brake pedal, increased pedal effort, delayed or reduced brake assist, or a hissing noise when applying the brakes.\n"
                        f"Verify that the brake fluid reservoir is at the correct level. Low brake fluid can affect brake performance. If the brake fluid is low, top it up with the recommended brake fluid type specified in your Mazda's owner's manual.\n"
                        f"Examine the brake lines, hoses, and connections for any signs of brake fluid leaks. Leaks in the brake system can lead to a loss of brake pressure and reduced brake booster effectiveness.\n"
                        f"Start the engine and listen for a hissing sound when you press the brake pedal. If you hear a hissing noise, it could indicate a vacuum leak in the brake booster.\n"
                        f"Inspect the vacuum hose connected to the brake booster for cracks, leaks, or loose connections. Replace or repair the hose if any issues are detected.\n"
                        f"The check valve is a one-way valve in the vacuum hose that maintains vacuum pressure in the brake booster. Test it by disconnecting it and blowing air through it in one direction only. Air should not flow through in the opposite direction. Replace the check valve if it fails this test.\n"
                        f"Some Mazda vehicles may have an electric vacuum pump to assist the brake booster. Ensure the vacuum pump is functioning correctly by checking for power and any error codes using diagnostic equipment.\n"
                        f"If you are unable to identify the issue or if the brake booster itself is suspected to be the problem, it's advisable to have your Mazda inspected by a qualified mechanic or Mazda dealership. They can perform a vacuum pressure test and check the brake booster for leaks or internal failures.\n"
                        f"If the brake booster is confirmed to be faulty, it will likely need to be replaced. This is a complex and safety-critical repair that should be performed by a professional mechanic, as it involves disconnecting and reconnecting the brake system components.\n"
                        f"After any brake system repair or component replacement, including the brake booster, it's essential to bleed the brake system to remove any air bubbles and ensure proper brake function.\n\n"
                        f"\t4.Melting dashboards:- \n\n"
                        f"If your Mazda's dashboard is already melted or damaged, the first step is to clean the affected area. Use a soft cloth or sponge with mild soap and water to gently clean the melted surface. Avoid abrasive materials or harsh chemicals, as they can further damage the dashboard.\n"
                        f"To prevent further damage and minimize heat buildup inside your vehicle, park in shaded areas whenever possible. You can also crack open the windows slightly to allow hot air to escape, which can help reduce the interior temperature.\n"
                        f"Invest in a good quality sunshade or dashboard cover. These accessories can help protect your dashboard from direct sunlight and heat, reducing the risk of further melting.\n"
                        f"Consider installing window tinting on your Mazda's windows. Tinted windows can significantly reduce the amount of heat that enters the vehicle and can help protect the dashboard.\n"
                        f"Use a reflective windshield sunshade to block the sun's rays from entering the vehicle through the windshield. This can help maintain a cooler interior temperature.\n"
                        f"Consider using a custom-fit or universal dashboard cover made of heat-resistant materials. These covers can shield the dashboard from direct sunlight and heat.\n"
                        f"Keep your dashboard clean and free of dust and debris, as these can exacerbate melting issues when exposed to heat. Regularly use a dashboard cleaner or conditioner to maintain its appearance.\n"
                        f"Reach out to your local Mazda dealership and inquire if there are any manufacturer-issued recalls, service bulletins, or warranty extensions related to dashboard melting for your specific Mazda model and year. Some automakers provide repair or replacement options for known issues.\n"
                        f"If the damage is extensive, consult a professional auto upholstery or interior repair specialist. They may be able to repair or replace the damaged dashboard using materials that are more heat-resistant or offer aftermarket solutions.\n"
                        f"To prevent future melting issues, you may want to invest in sunshade products or take protective measures proactively, especially during hot weather.\n"
                        f"\t\t\t****************Thank you. Mazda got you*************************\n\n")

            else:
                  print("\t\tClosing the program.🙋‍♂️")
                  sys.exit()

      if choice == 5:
            subaru()
            print(f"Want a guideline to fix each?\n"
                  f"1. Yes\n"
                  f"2. No\n")
            solulu = int(input("Choice: "))
            if solulu == 1:
                  print(f"\t\t\t\t\t*** SUBARU *** \n"
                        f"\t1.Fuel pump failure:-  \n\n"
                        f"Before you start any work, ensure your safety and the safety of others. Park your vehicle in a safe, well-ventilated area, and disconnect the negative terminal of the battery to prevent electrical accidents.\n"
                        f" Identify common symptoms of a failing fuel pump, such as:\n"
                        f"\tEngine sputtering or stalling at high speeds or under heavy load.\n"
                        f"\tDifficulty starting the engine, especially when the fuel tank is low.\n"
                        f"\tA whining or buzzing noise coming from the fuel tank when the key is turned to the (ON) position (without starting the engine).\n"
                        f" To confirm that the fuel pump is the problem, you can perform a fuel pressure test. Here's how:\n"
                        f"\tLocate the fuel pressure test port on the fuel rail (it looks like a valve stem on a tire).\n"
                        f"\tAttach a fuel pressure gauge to the test port and follow the manufacturer's instructions for testing the pressure.\n"
                        f"\tTurn the key to the (ON) position (without starting the engine) to prime the fuel system. The pressure reading should match the manufacturer's specifications for your Subaru model.\n"
                        f"\tIf the pressure is significantly lower than the recommended value, it could indicate a failing fuel pump.\n"
                        f" Inspect the fuel pump relay and fuse. If they are faulty, it might not be the pump itself that's the problem. Replace any damaged or burnt-out relays or fuses.\n"
                        f"Use a multimeter to check if the fuel pump is receiving power when you turn the key to the (ON) position. If there's no power, it could be a wiring or electrical issue. Inspect the wiring and connectors for damage and repair as needed.\n"
                        f"With the key in the (ON) position, listen for a humming or buzzing noise from the fuel tank. This sound indicates that the fuel pump is functioning correctly. If you don't hear anything, it's a sign of a potential pump failure.\n"
                        f"Depending on your Subaru model, you may need to drop the fuel tank to access the fuel pump. This can be a complex and time-consuming task. Consult your vehicle's service manual or consider seeking professional help if you're not experienced with this procedure.\n"
                        f"If you've confirmed that the fuel pump is indeed the problem, you'll need to replace it. It's advisable to use an OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) fuel pump or a high-quality aftermarket equivalent.\n"
                        f"After replacing the fuel pump, reverse the steps to reassemble your Subaru, including reattaching the fuel lines, electrical connections, and securing the fuel tank.\n"
                        f"Once everything is back in place, start your Subaru and take it for a test drive to ensure the fuel pump is working correctly. Monitor for any abnormal symptoms.\n\n"
                        f"\t2.Oxygen sensor problems:- \n\n"
                        f"Common symptoms of a failing oxygen sensor include:\n"
                        f"\tDecreased fuel efficiency\n"
                        f"\tCheck Engine Light (CEL) or Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) illuminated on the dashboard\n"
                        f"\tRough idling or engine misfires\n"
                        f"\tReduced engine performance\n"
                        f"\tIncreased exhaust emissions\n"
                        f"To pinpoint which oxygen sensor is causing the issue, you should retrieve the DTCs using an OBD-II scanner. Plug the scanner into the OBD-II port (usually located under the dashboard near the steering column), turn on the ignition (engine off), and read the stored fault codes.\n"
                        f"The DTCs will provide specific information about which oxygen sensor is problematic and may indicate the nature of the problem. Codes related to oxygen sensors often begin with (P013X) (upstream sensor) or (P014XP) (downstream sensor). For example, P0130 could indicate a problem with the upstream sensor.\n"
                        f"Before replacing the oxygen sensor, inspect the wiring and connectors associated with the sensor. Sometimes, loose or damaged wiring or poor connections can cause sensor-related issues. Repair or replace any damaged wires or connectors.\n"
                        f"If the DTC and inspection confirm that the oxygen sensor is faulty, you'll need to replace it. Here's how:\n"
                        f"\tLocate the problematic sensor. The upstream sensor is usually located in the exhaust manifold or pipe before the catalytic converter, while the downstream sensor is typically after the catalytic converter.\n"
                        f"\tDisconnect the electrical connector from the sensor.\n"
                        f"\tUse the appropriate O2 sensor socket and a breaker bar or ratchet to remove the sensor from its mounting location. It may require some force, but be careful not to damage the threads.\n"
                        f"\tApply anti-seize compound to the threads of the new oxygen sensor, then thread it into the same location where you removed the old one.\n"
                        f"\tReconnect the electrical connector.\n"
                        f"After replacing the sensor, clear the DTCs using the OBD-II scanner. This will reset the Check Engine Light.\n"
                        f"Take your Subaru for a test drive to ensure that the issue has been resolved. Monitor for any abnormal symptoms or the re-illumination of the Check Engine Light.\n"
                        f"Depending on your location and local emissions regulations, you may need to ensure that the vehicle's ECU (Engine Control Unit) is ready for emissions testing. Drive your Subaru according to the manufacturer's recommendations to reset the readiness monitors.\n\n"
                        f"\t3.Blown head gaskets:- \n\n"
                        f"Ensure your Subaru is parked in a safe, well-ventilated area, and disconnect the negative terminal of the battery to prevent electrical accidents.\n"
                        f"Open the radiator cap and the drain plug to remove the coolant. Catch the coolant in a container for proper disposal or recycling.\n"
                        f"Carefully remove components that are blocking access to the cylinder head, such as the air intake, throttle body, valve cover, and timing belt (if applicable). Disconnect any hoses and electrical connectors as necessary.\n"
                        f"Gradually loosen and remove the cylinder head bolts in the reverse order of the tightening sequence specified in your service manual. Keep track of the bolts' locations as they may have different lengths. If the head bolts are not reusable, you'll need to replace them.\n"
                        f"Carefully lift the cylinder head off the engine block. Be gentle to avoid damaging the mating surfaces.\n"
                        f"Use a gasket scraper and a rag to clean the mating surfaces of both the cylinder head and engine block. Ensure that there are no remnants of the old gasket or sealant.\n"
                        f"Place the new head gasket on the engine block, aligning it correctly. Pay attention to any directional markings on the gasket.\n"
                        f"Carefully lower the cylinder head onto the new head gasket. Make sure it's properly aligned with the dowel pins on the engine block.\n"
                        f"Follow the manufacturer's specified torque sequence and torque values to tighten the cylinder head bolts. This is crucial to ensure a proper seal. Gradually torque the bolts in multiple steps as specified in your service manual.\n"
                        f" Reattach all components that were removed, including the intake and exhaust manifold gaskets (replace these gaskets as well), hoses, electrical connectors, and timing belt (if applicable).\n"
                        f"Refill the coolant system with fresh coolant and ensure that the engine has the correct amount of oil.\n"
                        f"Start the engine and closely monitor for any coolant or oil leaks. Address any leaks immediately.\n"
                        f"Follow your vehicle's specific procedure for bleeding air from the cooling system to prevent overheating.\n"
                        f"Take your Subaru for a test drive and monitor the engine's performance and temperature. Keep an eye on the coolant level and temperature gauge.\n"
                        f"After a few hundred miles of driving, recheck the cylinder head bolt torque to ensure they haven't loosened.\n\n"
                        f"\t4.Oil leaks:- \n\n"
                        f"Start by visually inspecting the engine bay. Look for signs of oil accumulation, drips, or wet spots. Pay attention to areas around the valve covers, oil filter, oil pan, timing cover, and oil cooler (if equipped).\n"
                        f"Place a piece of cardboard or a clean sheet of paper under the vehicle overnight to help pinpoint the location of the oil leak. This will show you where the oil is dripping from.\n"
                        f"If the source of the leak isn't immediately obvious, you can add UV dye to the engine oil and use a UV light to trace the source of the leak more accurately.\n"
                        f"Assess how severe the oil leak is. A minor seepage may not require immediate attention, while a significant leak that results in rapid oil loss should be addressed promptly.\n"
                        f"Check if any oil filter, drain plug, or other components are loose. Sometimes, a simple tightening can solve the problem.\n"
                        f"If the leak is coming from gaskets or seals, such as the valve cover gaskets, oil pan gasket, or front/rear main seals, you'll need to replace the affected gasket or seal. This typically involves the following steps:\n"
                        f"\t Drain the engine oil.\n"
                        f"\tRemove the necessary components blocking access to the leaking gasket or seal.\n"
                        f"\tCarefully remove the old gasket or seal and clean the mating surfaces.\n"
                        f"\tInstall the new gasket or seal using proper torque specifications.\n"
                        f"\t Reassemble the components.\n"
                        f"\tRefill the engine with fresh oil.\n"
                        f"If the oil leak is near the oil filter, it might be due to a faulty oil filter or an improperly installed one. Check to ensure the oil filter is correctly installed and not damaged. Replace it if necessary.\n"
                        f"Inspect the oil pan and other engine components for damage, such as cracks or holes. If you find any, these parts may need to be repaired or replaced.\n"
                        f"After addressing the issue, monitor your Subaru for a few days to ensure the leak is no longer present. Check the oil level regularly to make sure you aren't losing oil excessively.\n"
                        f"If you are unable to locate or resolve the oil leak on your own, or if the leak persists after addressing visible issues, it's advisable to consult a professional mechanic. They can perform a more in-depth diagnosis and repair any complex issues.\n\n"
                        f"\t5.Battery draining rapidly:- \n\n"
                        f"This occurs when something in the vehicle is drawing power even when the engine is off. To check for this, you'll need a multimeter.\n"
                        f"Disconnect the negative (black) battery cable and set the multimeter to measure current (typically in the mA range).\n"
                        f"Connect the multimeter in series between the disconnected battery cable and the battery terminal. If there's a significant current draw (typically more than 50mA), there's a parasitic draw.\n"
                        f"Begin isolating circuits by removing fuses one at a time while monitoring the multimeter. When the current draw drops significantly, you've identified the circuit causing the problem.\n"
                        f"Ensure the battery terminals and cable connections are clean and tightly secured. Corroded or loose connections can lead to poor electrical contact and battery drain.\n"
                        f"A faulty alternator can lead to a drained battery. Have a mechanic check the alternator's output to ensure it's charging the battery correctly.\n"
                        f"If your battery is old or shows signs of weakness, it may not hold a charge properly. Have the battery tested at an auto parts store or by a mechanic to determine if it needs to be replaced.\n"
                        f"Certain components like a malfunctioning starter, ignition switch, or electrical accessories can contribute to battery drain. Have these components inspected and repaired or replaced if necessary.\n"
                        f"Ensure that all interior lights, including trunk and glovebox lights, turn off properly when not in use. Sometimes, a faulty switch or sensor can cause these lights to stay on.\n"
                        f"If your Subaru has aftermarket accessories like alarms, stereos, or GPS systems, they might be drawing power when the vehicle is off. Check if these are wired correctly and consider disconnecting them temporarily to see if it affects battery drain.\n"
                        f"In some cases, a software issue can cause a module in the vehicle to remain active, draining the battery. Ensure that your vehicle's software is up to date, and if the issue persists, consult with a dealership or mechanic for software-related solutions.\n"
                        f"Maintain your Subaru regularly, including keeping the battery terminals clean, changing the oil, and following the manufacturer's maintenance schedule. Well-maintained vehicles are less likely to have electrical issues.\n"
                        f"If you're unable to identify or resolve the issue on your own, it's best to take your Subaru to a qualified mechanic or dealership. They have the expertise and tools to diagnose and fix complex electrical problems.\n\n"
                        f"\t6.Unintended accelaration:- \n\n"
                        f"The most important thing is to stay calm and composed. Panic can make the situation worse.\n"
                        f"Immediately and firmly apply the brakes to slow down the vehicle. If you have a manual transmission, downshift to a lower gear to help reduce speed.\n"
                        f"If the brakes alone aren't sufficient to slow the vehicle down, shift the transmission into neutral. This will disengage the engine from the wheels and allow you to regain control of the vehicle.\n"
                        f"If shifting to neutral doesn't work or the vehicle continues to accelerate uncontrollably, try to turn off the engine. However, this should be a last resort, as it will also disable power steering and power brakes. Be cautious when turning off the engine and only do so if it's safe.\n"
                        f"Maintain control of the steering wheel to keep the vehicle in your lane and avoid obstacles. Be aware of your surroundings and try to navigate to a safe location, such as the shoulder of the road or an open parking lot.\n"
                        f"Activate your hazard lights to signal to other drivers that there is a problem with your vehicle.\n"
                        f"Once you have brought the vehicle to a stop safely, call for assistance. This could be a tow truck, a mechanic, or Subaru roadside assistance.\n"
                        f"After the incident, it's crucial to have your Subaru inspected by a qualified mechanic to identify and address the underlying issue that caused the unintended acceleration. It could be a mechanical or electronic issue, and fixing it is essential to prevent future occurrences.\n\n"
                        f"\t7.Crack windshields:- \n\n"
                        f"Start by examining the crack to determine its size, location, and severity. Note that smaller cracks can often be repaired, while larger or more extensive damage may require a windshield replacement.\n"
                        f"If the crack is smaller than a dollar bill (typically less than 6 inches in length) and not in the driver's line of sight, you may be able to repair it using a windshield repair kit available at auto parts stores. Follow the instructions on the kit carefully. These kits are designed to fill the crack with a resin that helps prevent it from spreading.\n"
                        f"For larger or more severe cracks, it's recommended to consult a professional auto glass repair or replacement service. They can assess the damage and determine if repair is possible or if a full windshield replacement is necessary.\n"
                        f"It's essential to address windshield damage promptly, as small cracks can worsen over time due to temperature changes, road vibrations, and other factors. Repairing the damage early can save you from having to replace the entire windshield.\n"
                        f"Check your auto insurance policy to see if windshield repair or replacement is covered. Many insurance policies offer coverage for this type of damage, and it may be a cost-effective way to address the issue.\n"
                        f"When seeking professional assistance, choose a reputable auto glass repair or replacement shop with experienced technicians. They will use high-quality materials and follow proper procedures to ensure your windshield is repaired or replaced correctly.\n"
                        f"If your windshield needs to be replaced, be prepared for the process. Ensure that the replacement windshield is of the same quality as the original and that the technician follows manufacturer specifications for installation.\n"
                        f"If you have a windshield repaired or replaced, follow the recommended curing time before driving the vehicle, as the adhesive used in the replacement process needs time to set and bond securely.\n"
                        f"After the repair or replacement, maintain your windshield by regularly cleaning it and inspecting for any new damage. This will help ensure its longevity and effectiveness in protecting you while driving.\n\n"
                        f"\t8.Subaru starlink problems:-  \n\n"
                        f"Ensure that your Subaru is properly connected to the internet. Many features of Subaru Starlink rely on an active internet connection. If you are using a mobile hotspot or a smartphone to provide internet access, make sure it is functioning correctly.\n"
                        f"Sometimes, a simple system restart can resolve minor issues. To do this, turn off the vehicle's ignition, wait a minute, and then start the vehicle again. This can help refresh the system.\n"
                        f"Outdated software can lead to compatibility issues and bugs. Check if there are any available updates for your Subaru's Starlink system. You can usually do this through the vehicle's settings menu or by visiting the Subaru website for software updates.\n"
                        f"If your Starlink system relies on a smartphone for connectivity, ensure that your phone has a stable data connection. Additionally, check if there are any issues with Bluetooth pairing between your phone and the car.\n"
                        f"As a last resort, you can reset the Starlink system to its factory defaults. This will erase all saved settings and data, so be sure to back up any important information before doing this. Consult your vehicle's owner's manual or contact Subaru customer support for instructions on how to perform a factory reset.\n"
                        f"If you've tried the above steps and are still experiencing issues, it's a good idea to contact Subaru customer support or visit a Subaru dealership. They can provide additional troubleshooting assistance and may be able to diagnose and resolve the problem more effectively.\n"
                        f"If the issue appears to be a hardware problem or a more complex software issue, it may require a visit to a Subaru service center. Certified Subaru technicians can diagnose and repair the system, ensuring it functions correctly.\n"
                        f"\t\t\t****************Thank you. Subaru got you*************************\n\n")
            else:
                  print("\t\tClosing the program.🙋‍♂️")
                  sys.exit()

      if choice == 6:
            volkswagen()
            print(f"Want a guideline to fix each?\n"
                  f"1. Yes\n"
                  f"2. No\n")
            solulu = int(input("Choice: "))
            if solulu == 1:
                  print(f"\t\t\t\t\t*** VOLKSWAGEN  *** \n"
                        f"\t1.Overactive check engine light:- \n\n"
                        f"Make sure the gas cap is properly tightened. A loose gas cap can trigger the CEL.\n"
                        f"Inspect for any visible damage or disconnected wires in the engine bay.\n"
                        f"Obtain an OBD-II scanner. You can buy one or visit an auto parts store, which may offer free scanning services.\n"
                        f"Plug the scanner into the OBD-II port under the dashboard (usually near the steering column).\n"
                        f"Use the OBD-II scanner to read the error codes. These codes will provide specific information about the issue causing the CEL to illuminate. They will be in the format (PXXXX), where X represents numbers.\n"
                        f"Write down the error codes displayed on the scanner. This information is essential for diagnosing and addressing the problem.\n"
                        f"Check your Volkswagen's owner's manual to see if it provides any information about the specific error codes you've retrieved.\n"
                        f"Search online for the error codes and your specific Volkswagen model. Many automotive forums and websites offer information on common issues related to these codes.\n"
                        f"Depending on the error code and the problem it indicates, you may be able to address the issue yourself if you're familiar with automotive repairs. However, for complex problems, it's advisable to seek professional assistance from a qualified mechanic or dealership.\n"
                        f"After resolving the issue, you can clear the check engine light with your OBD-II scanner. This step isn't always necessary, as some codes may clear themselves after a few successful drive cycles. However, it can be helpful to verify that the problem is indeed fixed.\n"
                        f"To prevent future check engine light issues, adhere to your Volkswagen's recommended maintenance schedule, including oil changes, air filter replacements, and other routine service tasks.\n"
                        f"Keep an eye on the CEL after addressing the issue. If it comes back on, it may indicate a different problem or a related issue that wasn't completely resolved.\n\n"
                        f"\t2.Oil problems:- \n\n"
                        f"Park your Volkswagen on a level surface and turn off the engine.\n"
                        f"Wait a few minutes for the engine to cool down.\n"
                        f"Locate the oil dipstick, usually with a yellow handle, and pull it out.\n"
                        f"Wipe the dipstick clean and reinsert it fully.\n"
                        f"Pull the dipstick out again and check the oil level. It should be within the safe range on the dipstick. If it's low, add the appropriate type of oil until it reaches the correct level. Refer to your owner's manual for the recommended oil type.\n"
                        f"Look under your Volkswagen for any signs of oil leaks. Common areas for leaks include the oil pan, oil filter, valve cover gasket, and oil cooler.\n"
                        f"If you notice oil dripping or pooling, address the source of the leak immediately. Tighten loose bolts, replace gaskets, or fix damaged components as needed. If the issue persists, consult a mechanic.\n"
                        f"If your Volkswagen is consuming oil at an abnormal rate (often indicated by low oil levels between oil changes), it may be a sign of an internal engine problem. In this case, consult a professional mechanic to diagnose and repair the issue.\n"
                        f"If you notice warning lights on the dashboard related to oil pressure (e.g., oil pressure warning light), it's crucial to investigate the issue promptly. Low oil pressure can cause serious engine damage.\n"
                        f"Consult a mechanic to check the oil pressure using specialized equipment. Low oil pressure might indicate a failing oil pump, clogged oil passages, or other internal engine problems.\n"
                        f"Ensure you follow the manufacturer's recommended oil change schedule, which typically ranges from every 5,000 to 10,000 miles or as specified in your owner's manual.\n"
                        f"Use the correct oil type and filter specified by Volkswagen to ensure proper lubrication and engine performance.\n"
                        f"If you're unable to diagnose or fix the oil problem on your own, it's advisable to seek professional assistance from a certified Volkswagen mechanic or dealership. They have the expertise and equipment to accurately diagnose and repair complex issues.\n\n"
                        f"\t3.Coolant leaks:- \n\n"
                        f"Ensure your vehicle is parked on a level surface, the engine is cool, and you have safety gear like gloves and safety glasses.\n"
                        f"Inspect the ground beneath your vehicle for coolant puddles. This can give you a clue about the general area of the leak.\n"
                        f"Pop the hood and look for visible signs of coolant leaks around hoses, the radiator, water pump, thermostat housing, and other components in the cooling system.\n"
                        f"If you cannot locate the leak visually, consider using a cooling system pressure tester. This tool pressurizes the system without running the engine, making it easier to spot leaks. Look for any visible leaks or listen for hissing sounds.\n"
                        f"If you find loose or improperly secured hose clamps or connections, tighten them. Sometimes, a loose connection can lead to a coolant leak.\n"
                        f"Carefully examine all hoses for cracks, bulges, or signs of wear. Replace any damaged hoses.\n"
                        f"Check the radiator, water pump, thermostat housing, and other components for visible signs of leakage or corrosion. Replace any faulty parts.\n"
                        f"If the leak seems to be coming from a gasket, like the head gasket, intake manifold gasket, or thermostat housing gasket, these may need to be replaced. This is a more complex repair and may require professional assistance.\n"
                        f"Examine the radiator for visible damage, such as cracks or holes. If the radiator is damaged, it may need to be replaced.\n"
                        f"Check for coolant leaks inside the cabin. If you find coolant on the floor mats or a sweet smell in the cabin, the heater core could be leaking. This is another complex repair and should be done by a professional.\n"
                        f" Inspect the water pump for signs of leakage, such as a trail of dried coolant stains. If the water pump is leaking, it should be replaced.\n"
                        f" Once the leak is repaired, or the faulty component is replaced, flush the cooling system and refill it with the recommended coolant mixture according to your Volkswagen's specifications.\n"
                        f"After making the necessary repairs, start the engine and let it run while monitoring for any new leaks. Keep an eye on the temperature gauge to ensure the engine is running at the correct temperature.\n"
                        f"To prevent future coolant leaks, follow the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule, which includes periodic coolant system checks and replacement of hoses and components as they age.\n\n"
                        f"\t4.Vehicle overheating:- \n\n"
                        f"If your vehicle starts to overheat while driving, safely pull over to the side of the road or into a parking lot as soon as it is safe to do so.\n"
                        f"Turn off the engine and allow it to cool down. Do not attempt to open the radiator cap while the engine is hot, as hot coolant can cause burns.\n"
                        f"Once the engine has cooled down, open the hood and check the coolant level in the reservoir. Ensure it is at the proper level as indicated on the reservoir.\n"
                        f"Look for any signs of coolant leaks under the vehicle or around the engine bay. Leaks can lead to a loss of coolant and subsequent overheating.\n"
                        f"Start the engine and let it idle\n"
                        f"Observe the radiator fan. It should start running when the engine temperature rises. If the fan does not activate, it may be faulty, or there could be an issue with the fan relay or fuse.\n"
                        f"A faulty thermostat can prevent the coolant from circulating properly. If it's stuck closed, it can cause overheating. Consider replacing the thermostat if it's suspected to be faulty.\n"
                        f"A failing water pump can impede coolant circulation, leading to overheating. Look for signs of coolant leakage around the water pump, and if necessary, replace it.\n"
                        f"Inspect the radiator for damage or clogs. Debris or blockages can restrict airflow and cooling efficiency. Clean the radiator or replace it if needed\n"
                        f"Check coolant hoses and belts for signs of wear or damage. A collapsed hose or a broken belt can disrupt the cooling system's operation.\n"
                        f"Air pockets in the cooling system can hinder proper coolant circulation and lead to overheating. Follow the manufacturer's procedure for burping the cooling system to remove air.\n"
                        f"Overheating can also be caused by engine-related problems, such as a malfunctioning temperature sensor or a blown head gasket. If you suspect engine-related issues, it's best to have a professional mechanic diagnose and repair the problem.\n"
                        f"If you've addressed any issues found during your inspection, refill the cooling system with the appropriate coolant mixture according to your Volkswagen's specifications.\n"
                        f"Start the engine and let it run while monitoring the temperature gauge. Ensure that the temperature stays within the normal range.\n\n"
                        f"\t5.Suspension issues:- \n\n"
                        f"Start by visually inspecting the suspension components for any obvious signs of damage, such as bent or broken parts, leaking shocks or struts, or loose bolts. Common components include control arms, ball joints, bushings, struts, and shocks.\n"
                        f"Examine the condition of the tires. Uneven tire wear can indicate suspension problems. If you notice cupping, feathering, or other irregular wear patterns, this may be a sign of alignment or suspension issues.\n"
                        f"Ensure that your Volkswagen is at the correct ride height. A sagging suspension can affect handling and ride quality.\n"
                        f"Push down on each corner of the vehicle and release. The car should bounce back and come to a stop without excessive bouncing. If it continues to bounce, it could be a sign of worn shocks or struts.\n"
                        f"While the vehicle is stationary, gently turn the steering wheel from side to side. If there's excessive play or knocking sounds, it may indicate issues with the tie rods or steering components.\n"
                        f"Pay attention to any clunks, squeaks, or rattles while driving over bumps or during turns. These noises can help pinpoint the source of the suspension issue.\n"
                        f"If your Volkswagen tends to pull to one side or the steering wheel is off-center, it may indicate alignment issues. Have the wheel alignment checked and corrected if necessary.\n"
                        f"If you're unsure about the cause of the suspension problem or if it's a complex issue, it's advisable to take your Volkswagen to a qualified mechanic or a Volkswagen dealership for a comprehensive inspection.\n"
                        f"Depending on the diagnosis, you may need to replace various suspension components, such as:\n"
                        f"\tShocks and Struts: These are essential for ride comfort and stability. Worn shocks or struts should be replaced.\n"
                        f"\tControl Arms and Bushings: Damaged or worn control arms or bushings can lead to handling issues and noise. Replace them as needed.\n"
                        f"\tBall Joints: Worn ball joints can affect steering and suspension performance. Replace them if necessary.\n"
                        f"\tTie Rods and Sway Bar Links: These components can contribute to steering problems and uneven tire wear. Replace them if they're worn or damaged.\n"
                        f"Ensure your tires are balanced and rotated regularly. Proper tire maintenance can help prevent suspension issues and uneven tire wear.\n"
                        f"After making any necessary repairs or replacements, take your Volkswagen for a road test to ensure the suspension issues have been resolved. Pay attention to ride quality, handling, and noises.\n"
                        f"After making any necessary repairs or replacements, take your Volkswagen for a road test to ensure the suspension issues have been resolved. Pay attention to ride quality, handling, and noises.\n\n"
                        f"\t\t\t****************Thank you. Volkswagen got you*************************\n\n")

            else:
                  print("\t\tClosing the program.🙋‍♂️")
                  sys.exit()

      if choice == 7:
            mercedes()
            print(f"Want a guideline to fix each?\n"
                  f"1. Yes\n"
                  f"2. No\n")
            solulu = int(input("Choice: "))
            if solulu == 1:
                  print(f"\t\t\t\t\t*** MERCEDES BENZ  *** \n"
                        f"\t1. Engine mounts failure:- \n\n"
                        f" Properly diagnose the issue to confirm that it's indeed an engine mount failure causing the problem. Symptoms of engine mount failure may include excessive engine movement, increased vibrations, unusual noises (clunks or thuds) during acceleration or braking, or even visible damage to the engine mounts themselves.\n"
                        f"Ensure you are working in a safe environment with proper tools and equipment. Safety glasses, gloves, and a sturdy jack or lift are essential.\n"
                        f"Different vehicles have various engine mounts, so you'll need to identify the specific mount that is causing the issue. In a Mercedes Benz, there are usually multiple engine mounts, including front, rear, and possibly side mounts.\n"
                        f"Once you've identified the faulty engine mount, you'll need to replace it. Here's a general procedure:\n"
                        f"\tDisconnect the Battery: This is a safety precaution to prevent accidental electrical issues while working on the engine.\n"
                        f"\t Lift the Vehicle: Use a jack or a lift to raise the vehicle and securely support it on jack stands. Ensure the vehicle is stable before proceeding.\n"
                        f"\tAccess the Mount: Depending on the location of the faulty mount, you may need to remove other components to access it. This could include parts of the exhaust system, undercarriage panels, or other parts blocking access.\n"
                        f"\tSupport the Engine: Use a suitable engine support bar to hold the engine in place. This prevents the engine from dropping when you remove the mount.\n"
                        f"\tRemove Old Mount: Use the appropriate tools to remove the bolts securing the old mount to the engine and chassis. This may involve using a socket wrench or other specialized tools.\n"
                        f"\tInstall New Mount: Place the new mount in position and hand-tighten the bolts. Make sure the mount is oriented correctly and fits snugly.\n"
                        f"\tTighten Bolts: Use a torque wrench to tighten the mounting bolts to the manufacturer's specifications. Overtightening or undertightening can lead to further issues.\n"
                        f"\t Reassemble: Reinstall any components that were removed to access the mount, such as exhaust parts or panels.\n"
                        f"\t Lower the Vehicle: Carefully lower the vehicle from the jack stands.\n"
                        f"\t Start the vehicle and observe for any unusual vibrations, noises, or issues. Take the car for a short test drive to ensure that the engine mount replacement has resolved the problem.\n"
                        f"Regular maintenance of your vehicle, including inspecting engine mounts during routine services, can help identify issues before they become severe.\n\n"
                        f"\t2. Engine Misfires:- \n\n"
                        f"If your Mercedes-Benz's check engine light is on, it often indicates that the engine control module (ECM) has detected a misfire. Use an OBD-II scanner to retrieve the specific error codes related to the misfire. These codes can provide valuable information about which cylinder is misfiring and potentially the underlying cause.\n"
                        f"Worn or fouled spark plugs are a common cause of misfires. Remove the spark plugs and inspect them for signs of wear, damage, or carbon buildup. If necessary, replace the spark plugs with new ones recommended by the manufacturer.\n"
                        f"Modern engines often have individual ignition coils for each cylinder. A faulty ignition coil can lead to misfires. You can diagnose this by swapping coils between cylinders and seeing if the misfire follows the coil. If it does, then the coil is likely the issue.\n"
                        f" Clogged or malfunctioning fuel injectors can cause uneven fuel delivery to the cylinders, resulting in misfires. You might need to clean or replace the fuel injectors as needed.\n"
                        f"Poor-quality or contaminated fuel can also lead to misfires. Ensure that you're using the recommended fuel type for your vehicle and that you're buying fuel from reputable sources.\n"
                        f" Low compression in a cylinder can cause misfires. A compression test can help identify if this is the issue. If the compression is significantly lower in a particular cylinder, it could indicate a problem with the piston rings, valves, or cylinder head gasket.\n"
                        f"Vacuum leaks can disrupt the air-fuel mixture and cause misfires. Carefully inspect the vacuum hoses and connections for any signs of damage or leaks.\n"
                        f"Vacuum leaks can disrupt the air-fuel mixture and cause misfires. Carefully inspect the vacuum hoses and connections for any signs of damage or leaks.\n"
                        f"If you're unsure about diagnosing and fixing the misfire yourself, it's best to take your Mercedes-Benz to a qualified mechanic or dealership. They have the expertise and specialized equipment to accurately diagnose and repair the issue.\n"
                        f"Preventive maintenance, such as regular oil changes, air filter replacements, and scheduled tune-ups, can help prevent misfires by keeping your engine in good condition.\n\n"
                        f"\t3. Oil & Differential leaks:- \n\n"
                        f"Clean the underside of the vehicle to remove any existing oil residue. This will make it easier to spot new leaks.\n"
                        f"Park the vehicle on a clean surface and allow it to run for a short period.\n"
                        f"Carefully inspect the areas where you suspect the leaks are originating from. Common places include the oil pan, valve cover gaskets, oil cooler, oil filter housing, and the differential.\n"
                        f"Look for signs of oil accumulation around gasket seams and seals.\n"
                        f"If you suspect a differential leak, check the differential housing and the axle seals. Differential leaks often result in oil accumulating around the rear axle area.\n"
                        f"Determine the severity of the leaks. Small seepages might not require immediate attention, but larger leaks should be addressed promptly to prevent damage to the engine or differential.\n"
                        f"Depending on the severity and location of the leaks, you might need to replace gaskets, seals, or other components.\n"
                        f"If the issue is related to gaskets or seals, replacing them with genuine Mercedes-Benz parts is recommended for optimal fit and performance.\n"
                        f"Some minor leaks can be addressed by experienced DIY enthusiasts, but for complex issues, it's recommended to seek professional help from authorized Mercedes-Benz service centers or qualified mechanics.\n"
                        f"Professional technicians have specialized tools and knowledge to diagnose and repair leaks accurately.\n"
                        f" Regularly scheduled maintenance, such as oil changes and fluid checks, can help prevent leaks by identifying and addressing issues early.\n"
                        f"Using high-quality engine oil and differential fluid recommended by Mercedes-Benz can help prevent leaks and maintain optimal performance.\n"
                        f"Be cautious when driving over rough terrain or obstacles that could damage the undercarriage and cause leaks.\n"
                        f"If you're unsure about diagnosing or fixing the leaks yourself, or if the leaks are extensive, it's best to consult a professional technician.\n\n"
                        f"\t4. Air suspension failure:- \n\n"
                        f"Many modern Mercedes-Benz vehicles with air suspension systems will display error messages or warnings on the dashboard if there's a suspension issue. Take note of any messages displayed.\n"
                        f"Inspect the vehicle for any signs of uneven suspension height, sagging, or abnormal gaps between the tires and the fenders. This can indicate a problem with the air suspension.\n"
                        f"Inspect the air suspension components, including air springs, air lines, valves, and the air compressor for visible damage or leaks.\n"
                        f"Ensure that all air lines and connections are secure and properly seated.\n"
                        f"The air compressor is responsible for inflating the air springs. Check the compressor for signs of damage and listen for unusual noises when the vehicle starts or the suspension is adjusted.\n"
                        f"If the compressor is not functioning properly, it may need to be replaced.\n"
                        f"Use a diagnostic scanner that's compatible with Mercedes-Benz vehicles to retrieve any fault codes from the air suspension system. These codes can provide insights into the specific issue.\n"
                        f"Air leaks are a common cause of air suspension failure. If you identify air leaks in the system, repair or replace the damaged components, which may include air springs, valves, or air lines.\n"
                        f"Modern air suspension systems use sensors to monitor and adjust the vehicle's ride height. Inspect the sensors for damage or misalignment.\n"
                        f"Check the leveling system to ensure it's working correctly.\n"
                        f"In some cases, resetting the air suspension system or performing a recalibration procedure might resolve issues related to incorrect ride height or sensor readings.\n"
                        f"Air suspension systems can be complex and require specialized equipment for diagnosis and repair. If you're not familiar with air suspension systems, it's recommended to seek professional help from a certified Mercedes-Benz technician or dealership.\n"
                        f"Depending on the severity of the issue, you might need to replace components such as air springs, sensors, or the air compressor.\n"
                        f"Regularly check and maintain your vehicle's air suspension system according to the manufacturer's recommendations to prevent future failures.\n\n"
                        f"\t5. Transmission issues:- \n\n"
                        f"Identify the symptoms of the transmission problem. These could include slipping, rough shifting, delayed engagement, unusual noises, or warning lights on the dashboard.\n"
                        f"Note when the issue occurs (e.g., during acceleration, shifting gears, at a certain speed) as this information can help with diagnosis.\n"
                        f"Low or degraded transmission fluid can cause shifting problems. Check the transmission fluid level and condition according to the manufacturer's instructions.\n"
                        f"Use a diagnostic scanner to retrieve any error codes stored in the vehicle's computer system. Transmission-related codes can provide valuable information about the issue.\n"
                        f"Modern transmissions are controlled by a complex network of sensors and solenoids. Ensure all electrical connections are secure and not damaged.\n"
                        f"Manual transmissions have linkages that connect the shifter to the transmission. Check for any loose or worn parts that could affect gear engagement.\n"
                        f"Sometimes, a reset of the TCM can resolve minor electronic glitches. This can often be done by disconnecting the vehicle's battery for a short period, but refer to the vehicle's manual for specific instructions.\n"
                        f"If the transmission fluid is dirty or burnt, performing a fluid and filter change might improve shifting performance. Consult the owner's manual for recommended service intervals.\n"
                        f"Many modern automatic transmissions adapt their shifting patterns to driving styles. Some issues might be resolved by performing a transmission adaptation procedure using diagnostic tools.\n"
                        f"If the issue is complex or if you're not experienced with transmission repairs, it's recommended to consult with a professional Mercedes-Benz technician or dealership.\n"
                        f"If the transmission has mechanical problems, such as worn clutches or damaged gears, it may need to be disassembled and repaired by experts.\n"
                        f"In severe cases, a transmission replacement might be necessary. Rebuilt or remanufactured transmissions from reputable sources can be options.\n"
                        f"Regularly scheduled maintenance, including checking transmission fluid, can help prevent issues and catch them early.\n\n"
                        f"\t6. Rusts easily & Rapidly\n\n"
                        f"Wash your Mercedes-Benz regularly, especially during the winter months or in areas with road salt. Salt and other chemicals used on roads can accelerate rust formation.\n"
                        f"Pay attention to the undercarriage, wheel wells, and other hidden areas where dirt and moisture can accumulate.\n"
                        f"Apply a high-quality wax or paint sealant to the vehicle's exterior. This provides a protective barrier against moisture and contaminants that can lead to rust.\n"
                        f"Park your vehicle in a dry, covered area whenever possible to protect it from rain, snow, and humidity.\n"
                        f"Touch up any scratches, chips, or dings in the paint as soon as you notice them. These areas are vulnerable to rust formation.\n"
                        f"There are rust prevention sprays and coatings available that can be applied to vulnerable areas like the undercarriage and inside the wheel wells.\n"
                        f"Regularly inspect your vehicle for signs of rust. Check hidden areas like the inside of the door frames, under carpets, and around the trunk or hood seams.\n"
                        f"If you notice any rust spots, address them promptly to prevent further spread.\n"
                        f"If you find rust, treat it as soon as possible. Sand down the affected area to remove the rust, apply a rust converter, and then repaint the area with matching paint.\n"
                        f"Some automotive service centers offer professional rust-proofing treatments. These treatments involve applying protective coatings to susceptible areas.\n"
                        f"Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaning agents that could damage the vehicle's paint and protective coatings.\n"
                        f"When purchasing accessories or replacement parts, consider options made from rust-resistant materials like stainless steel or aluminum.\n"
                        f"If you live in an area with extreme rust conditions, consider purchasing a vehicle with rust-proofing features or moving to a rust-free location.\n\n"
                        f"\t7. Get ahead in the mercedes benz game\n\n"
                        f"Get a new benz my guy. Simple!!!!!\n"
                        f"\t\t\t****************Thank you. Mercedes got you*************************\n\n"
                        )
            else:
                  print("\t\tClosing the program.🙋‍♂️")
                  sys.exit()

      if choice == 8:
            bmw()
            print(f"Want a guideline to fix each?\n"
                  f"1. Yes\n"
                  f"2. No\n")
            solulu = int(input("Choice: "))
            if solulu == 1:
                    print(f"\t\t\t\t\t*** BMW  *** \n"
                          f"\t1. Oil leaks:- \n\n"
                          f"Common areas for oil leaks in BMWs include the valve cover gasket, oil pan gasket, oil filter housing gasket, and various seals and hoses. Look for oil stains on the ground under your car or visible oil on the engine components.\n"
                          f"Once you've identified the source of the leak, you'll need to gather the necessary tools and replacement parts. The specific tools and parts required will depend on the location and severity of the leak. Common tools include wrenches, sockets, a torque wrench, and a jack and jack stands for lifting the car. You'll also need the appropriate gasket or seal for the repair.\n"
                          f"Always ensure your safety while working on your vehicle. Use safety glasses, gloves, and make sure the car is securely supported on jack stands.\n"
                          f" Before you can access and replace the leaking gasket or seal, you'll need to drain the engine oil from your BMW. Consult your vehicle's manual for the proper procedure.\n"
                          f"Depending on the location of the oil leak, you may need to remove various components such as the valve cover, oil pan, or oil filter housing. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's recommended procedures for disassembly.\n"
                          f"Inspect the gaskets and seals in the area of the leak. If they are damaged or worn, replace them with new ones. Apply a thin layer of engine oil or silicone gasket sealer to the gasket surfaces for a proper seal.\n"
                          f"Carefully reassemble the parts you removed, making sure to torque bolts to the manufacturer's specifications. Over-tightening can lead to new leaks or damage.\n"
                          f"Once everything is reassembled, refill the engine with the appropriate amount and type of engine oil specified in your owner's manual.\n"
                          f"Start the engine and let it run for a few minutes. Check for any oil leaks around the repaired area. If you still see leaks, you may need to readdress the repair.\n"
                          f"After fixing the leak, monitor your BMW's oil level regularly to ensure that it remains at the correct level.\n\n"
                          f"\t2.Cooling system failure:- \n\n"
                          f"Always ensure your safety when working on your vehicle. Allow the engine to cool down completely before opening the hood and working on the cooling system.\n"
                          f"Try to determine the nature of the cooling system problem. Common issues include overheating, coolant leaks, a malfunctioning thermostat, a faulty water pump, or a clogged radiator.\n"
                          f"Start by checking the coolant level in the expansion tank or reservoir. If it's low, top it up with the correct type of coolant recommended for your BMW. Be sure to use a coolant mixture that matches your climate.\n"
                          f"Look for any visible coolant leaks in the engine bay or under the car. Common areas for coolant leaks include the radiator, hoses, water pump, and connections. If you find a leak, replace the damaged component or tighten the connections as needed.\n"
                          f" Inspect the radiator for damage or corrosion. If it's damaged, you may need to replace it. Also, clean any debris or obstructions from the radiator's fins to ensure proper airflow.\n"
                          f"A faulty thermostat can cause overheating or inefficient cooling. To test it, remove it from the engine and place it in a pot of water on the stove. Heat the water, and the thermostat should open when it reaches its specified temperature (check your owner's manual for the thermostat's operating temperature). If it doesn't open, replace it.\n"
                          f" The water pump circulates coolant through the engine. If it fails, your engine can overheat. Inspect the water pump for leaks or unusual noises. If it's faulty, replace it.\n"
                          f"After making repairs or topping up the coolant, it's important to bleed the cooling system to remove any air pockets. Consult your vehicle's manual for the specific procedure, as it can vary by BMW model.\n"
                          f"If you can't identify the source of the issue, consider performing a pressure test on the cooling system. This test can help locate leaks that may not be immediately visible.\n"
                          f"After performing the necessary repairs and refilling the cooling system, monitor your BMW's temperature gauge while driving to ensure it remains within the normal range. If the engine still overheats, there may be a more complex issue that requires professional diagnosis.\n\n"
                          f"\t3.Shaking steering wheel\n\n"
                          f"Before you begin any diagnostic or repair work, ensure your safety by parking your BMW in a safe, flat area and engaging the parking brake.\n"
                          f"Irregular tire pressure can cause steering wheel vibrations. Use a tire pressure gauge to check that all your tires are inflated to the recommended pressure levels as specified in your vehicle's manual or on the door jamb sticker. Be sure to check the spare tire as well.\n"
                          f"Visually inspect your tires for any signs of damage, such as cuts, bulges, or uneven wear. If you notice any issues, it's advisable to replace the damaged tire(s) promptly.\n"
                          f"Unbalanced or improperly rotated tires can cause steering wheel vibrations. Take your BMW to a reputable tire shop or service center to have your tires balanced and rotated. They will use specialized equipment to ensure the weight distribution on each wheel is even.\n"
                          f"Misaligned wheels can also result in steering wheel vibrations. If you hit a pothole or curb recently, or if you notice uneven tire wear, it's a good idea to have your wheel alignment checked and corrected as necessary.\n"
                          f"Worn or damaged suspension components, such as control arms, bushings, or shocks, can lead to steering wheel vibrations. Inspect your suspension system for signs of damage or wear and replace any faulty components.\n"
                          f"Worn or warped brake rotors can cause steering wheel vibrations, especially when braking. If you feel the vibration mainly when applying the brakes, have your brake system inspected, and replace any damaged or worn components.\n"
                          f"Worn or damaged wheel bearings can also cause vibrations. If you hear unusual noises or experience vibrations that seem to come from the wheel area, have the wheel bearings inspected and replaced if necessary.\n"
                          f"Inspect the hubs and wheels for any visible damage or runout (wobbling). Damaged or bent wheels should be repaired or replaced.\n"
                          f"After addressing any of the above issues, take your BMW for a test drive to see if the steering wheel vibrations have been resolved. If the problem persists, consult with a qualified mechanic or BMW dealership, as there may be more complex issues with your vehicle's drivetrain or steering components that require professional diagnosis and repair.\n\n"
                          f"\t4.Tail lamp problems\n\n"
                          f"Start with the most common issue – burnt-out bulbs. Turn on your BMW's parking lights, headlights, and hazard lights, and have someone help you inspect all the tail lamps (including brake lights, turn signals, and running lights) to identify any bulbs that are not lit. Replace any burnt-out bulbs with the appropriate replacements. Refer to your owner's manual for the correct bulb types.\n"
                          f"If replacing the bulbs doesn't solve the issue, check the fuses that are associated with the tail lamps. Locate the fuse box in your BMW (often located in the glove compartment, under the dashboard, or in the trunk). Use the fuse diagram provided in your owner's manual or on the fuse box cover to identify the tail lamp fuse(s). If you find a blown fuse, replace it with one of the same amperage rating.\n"
                          f"Visually inspect the wiring and connectors leading to the tail lamps. Look for any signs of damage, loose connections, or corrosion. Damaged wires or loose connectors can cause electrical issues. Repair or replace any damaged wiring or connectors, and ensure all connections are secure.\n"
                          f"In some BMW models, the Light Control Module (LCM) controls various lighting functions, including the tail lamps. If you suspect a problem with the LCM, you may need to have it diagnosed and potentially replaced by a BMW dealership or qualified mechanic.\n"
                          f"Sometimes, the bulb holder or socket can become corroded or damaged, preventing the bulb from making a proper electrical connection. Inspect the bulb holders and sockets for any corrosion or damage. Clean or replace them as necessary.\n"
                          f" Ensure that the light switch on your BMW's dashboard is in the correct position and functioning properly. If it's faulty, replacing the switch may resolve the issue.\n"
                          f"Some modern BMWs have onboard diagnostic systems that can detect and store error codes related to lighting issues. You can use a diagnostic scanner to check for any stored error codes and get a better idea of the specific problem.\n"
                          f"If you've checked all the above components and still cannot resolve the tail lamp problem, or if you suspect an electrical issue beyond your expertise, it's advisable to consult a BMW dealership or an experienced BMW mechanic. They have the specialized tools and knowledge to diagnose and repair complex electrical problems.\n\n"
                          f"\t\t\t****************Thank you. BMW got you*************************\n\n")

            else:
                  print("\t\tClosing the program.🙋‍♂️")
                  sys.exit()

      if choice == 9:
            print("Exiting the program...........Turus!!")
            sys.exit()

      again = input("Type 'yes' to play again, else 'no' to quit: \n")
      if again == "no":
            finish = True
            print("Byee.!!👋👋👋")
            sys.exit()