During a recent discussion, Technician A says that an engine analyzer can help to diagnose compression problems, uneven balance between cylinders, worn timing chains, and air leaks. Technician B says that it should never be used to diagnose compression problems or air leaks. Who is correct?

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An engine analyzer can indeed help diagnose compression problems, uneven balance between cylinders, worn timing chains, and air leaks. However, it should be used in conjunction with other diagnostic tools and techniques and not relied upon entirely to diagnose these issues. Technician B is incorrect in stating that it should never be used to diagnose compression problems or air leaks.

During a Recent Discussion, Technician a Says That an Engine