Is it necessary to replace a broken shock absorber dust cover?

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DelaneyLee
07/29/25 1:46pm
It is not necessary to replace a broken shock absorber dust cover. Overview: To quickly dampen the vibration between the frame and the body, improving the smoothness and comfort of the car's ride, shock absorbers are generally installed in the vehicle's suspension system. The most widely used type in automobiles is the double-acting telescopic shock absorber. Additional Information: Shock absorbers are wear-prone components during vehicle use. The performance of the shock absorbers directly affects the smoothness of the car's ride and the lifespan of other mechanical parts. Therefore, it is essential to keep the shock absorbers in good working condition. Classification: From the perspective of damping materials, shock absorbers mainly come in two types: hydraulic and pneumatic, with an additional type being variable-damping shock absorbers.
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