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How People Are Using AI For Car Repair Guidance

Drivers treat AI as a triage + how-to co-pilot—snap a photo or pull an OBD-II code, ask ChatGPT/Grok for the likely culprit, part number, and step-by-step fix, then either DIY or walk into the shop with a clear brief. In 2025, early “talk-to-the-engine” agents report ~95% diagnostic accuracy across ~40 cars—great for fast triage—while users still double-check with codes/manuals before turning a wrench.

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My check engine light came on and AC stopped working. ChatGPT told me to go to Autozone and get the code read. It diagnosed the code. Had me replace a blown fuse. Boom… fixed! My wheels are spinning… if you own an auto shop… https://t.co/fFQqE23jcb

My truck broke down and with Grok I saved almost a thousand by not going to a mechanic. I used Grok to diagnose all the symptoms and issues and with a bit of trial & error I was able to figure out the broken part. Grok even gave me instructions on how to replace it. Amazing.

Last night my daughter’s car battery died, it was old, so I replaced it. When we got home I noticed the radiator fan didn’t shut off. (Hence the battery issue) Used ChatGPT to diagnose and find a replacement relay. Normally, I’d take it to the shop. DIY IS SO BACK!! https://t.co/gSY7SY8UAd

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