Does a Damaged Car Shock Absorber Rubber Bushing Have Any Impact?
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Damage to the shock absorber rubber bushing generally does not affect the safety of car driving, but it can impact the comfort experience of passengers. Below is relevant information about car shock absorber rubber bushings: 1. Function: The shock absorber rubber bushing serves to buffer the impact between the shock absorber spring and the car body. When driving on uneven ground, each top bushing bears more than a quarter of the vehicle's weight in impact. When a complete pressure top bushing passes over speed bumps, it lifts the car body upward after the tires have fully landed, providing a slight upward sensation and excellent comfort. 2. Consequences of No Shock Absorber Rubber Bushing: The last damping function when the shock absorber reaches its highest or lowest point, such as when hitting a pothole, the shock absorber bottoms out with a 'bang' sound. Without the top bushing, it would produce a 'clang' noise, giving a hard and uncomfortable experience.