<prompt> Fana ka mehato ea ho hlahloba enjene ea koloi.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Provide the steps to check a car engine. . Response in English: 1. Open the hood of the car: Pull the hood release lever under the dashboard, move to the front of the car, press on or under the hood, depending on the model, to release the latch, then lift the hood. 2. Check engine oil level: Locate the oil dipstick, typically at the front of the engine. Pull it out and wipe it with a clean rag. Insert it back and pull out again to see the current oil level. If the level is low, make sure to add more oil. 3. Check the engine coolant: Locate the coolant reservoir, which is usually a translucent plastic tank close to the radiator. Check the coolant level to make sure its within the recommended range. If necessary, add more coolant. 4. Check the drive belts: Look for the drive belts located at the front of the engine. Check their condition, making sure there are no cracks, tears or excessive wear. If the belts seem loose, consider having them adjusted or replaced. 5. Check air filter: Locate the air filter housing and unclasp its clips to open it. Remove the air filter and inspect its condition. If it looks dirty, it is time to replace it with a new one. 6. Check engine electronics and battery: Inspect the various electronic connectors and make sure they are securely plugged in. Check the battery and examine the battery cables, making sure theyre tightly connected and free of corrosion. 7. Look for leaks: Scan the engine components and the ground under the engine for signs of leaks or stains. If you see any, try to trace the source and have it fixed as soon as possible. Remember to always consult your cars owner manual for specific details on how to check your engine and its recommended maintenance schedule. It is also important to note that some tasks may require the car engine to be turned off and cooled down before proceeding. . Response in Sesotho: 1. Bula sekoahelo sa koloi: Hula sekhahla sa ho lokolla sekoti tlasa dashboard, u tsamaee ka pela koloi, u hatelle kapa ka tlasa sekoti, ho itšetlehile ka mohlala, ho lokolla latch, ebe u phahamisa sekoti. 2. Sheba boemo ba oli ea enjene: Fumana setsoantso sa oli, hangata se ka pele ho enjene. E hule me ue hlakole ka rag e hloekileng. E kenye morao me u ntše hape ho bona boemo ba hona joale ba oli. Haeba boemo bo le tlase, etsa bonnete ba hore o eketsa oli e eketsehileng. 3. Lekola sepholisa sa enjene: Fumana sebaka sa polokelo ea sepholisa, seo hangata e leng tanka ea polasetiki e khanyang e haufi le radiator. Lekola boemo ba sepholisa ho etsa bonnete ba hore se sebakeng se khothalelitsoeng. Haeba ho hlokahala, eketsa pholileng e eketsehileng. 4. Sheba mabanta a koloi: Sheba mabanta a koloi a ka pele ho enjene. Hlahloba boemo ba bona, ho etsa bonnete ba hore ha ho na mapetsong, meokho kapa ho apara ho feteletseng. Haeba mabanta a bonahala a hlephile, nahana ka ho a lokisa kapa ho nkeloa sebaka. 5. Sheba sefe ea moea: Fumana ntlo ea sefe ea moea me u phumole likarolo tsa eona ho e bula. Tlosa sefe ea moea me u hlahlobe boemo ba eona. Haeba e shebahala e le litšila, ke nako ea ho e nkela sebaka ka e ncha. 6. Sheba lisebelisoa tsa elektroniki tsa enjene le betri: Lekola lihokelo tse fapaneng tsa elektroniki me u netefatse hore li hoketsoe hantle. Sheba betri me u hlahlobe lithapo tsa betri, ho etsa bonnete ba hore li hoketsoe ka thata ebile ha li na kutu. 7. Sheba moo ho lutlang: Hlakola likarolo tsa enjene le fatše ka tlasa enjene ho bona matšoao a ho lutla kapa litšila. Haeba u bona leha e le efe, leka ho fumana mohloli le ho e lokisa kapele kamoo ho ka khonehang. Hopola ho lula u sheba bukana ea litaelo ea monga koloi ea hau bakeng sa lintlha tse tobileng mabapi le mokhoa oa ho hlahloba enjene ea hau le kemiso ea eona ea tlhokomelo e khothaletsoang. Hape ke habohlokoa ho hlokomela hore mesebetsi e meng e ka na ea hloka hore enjene ea koloi e tingoe le ho pholile pele e tsoela pele. 