What are the causes of abnormal noises in Mazda vehicles?
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Due to insufficient welding precision or imperfect welding processes, quality issues such as missing welds, false welds, and skipped welds may occur, leading to internal looseness. Some components in the welding process do not meet the required standards of the relevant design specifications, resulting in inadequate connection strength between body parts. This can cause internal stress deformation during driving, along with poor matching between interior trim panels and body components. Below is additional information: 1. Mazda Corporation: Founded in 1920, Mazda officially began producing passenger cars in the early 1960s. Before the 1990s, Mazda was the third-largest automobile manufacturer in Japan, following Toyota and Nissan, and is one of the world's renowned Japanese automotive brands. 2. Mazda Logo: The Mazda logo features a stylized 'M' within an oval. The oval represents the sun, while the stylized 'M' symbolizes Mazda Corporation.