Clicking Sound in Chassis When Accelerating and Releasing the Throttle?
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This situation may be caused by damage to the suspension control arm bushings or failure of the CV joint. If this occurs, it is essential to have the CV joint and suspension control arm bushings inspected at a 4S shop. If the suspension control arm bushings are damaged, they should be replaced immediately. Below is the relevant information: 1. Function of Automobile Suspension Control Arm Rubber Bushings: The connection points of automobile suspension control arms are equipped with rubber bushings, which enhance driving comfort and handling quality. However, rubber components can deteriorate over time with prolonged use. 2. Hazards of Aging Automobile Suspension Control Arm Rubber Bushings: If the rubber bushings on the suspension control arms age, the clearance in the control arms will increase, leading to abnormal noises in the chassis and negatively affecting the vehicle's handling and comfort. If the rubber bushings on the suspension control arms are aged, they must be replaced promptly.