Are Shock Absorbers Better Vertical or Inclined?
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Shock absorbers perform better when inclined rather than vertical. Here is an introduction to automotive shock absorbers: Introduction: Shock absorbers are wear-prone components during vehicle operation. Their performance directly affects driving smoothness and the lifespan of other mechanical parts. Fault Inspection: Press firmly on the bumper and release. If the vehicle bounces 2-3 times, the shock absorber is functioning well. If severe vibration occurs during slow driving followed by emergency braking, the shock absorber may have issues. After driving 10km on rough roads, touch the shock absorber housing. If it's not warm enough, the shock absorber lacks internal resistance and isn't working. In this case, add appropriate lubricant and retest. If the housing becomes warm, the shock absorber lacks oil and needs refilling; otherwise, it indicates failure.