What are the causes of abnormal noises in the Audi A8 chassis?
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Audi A8 chassis abnormal noises can be caused by clutch noise, transmission noise, drive shaft noise, main reducer noise, etc. Clutch noise: Normally, there is no noise during operation, but when the clutch pedal is depressed, a "brushing" sound indicates damage to the release bearing; if there are other abnormal noises when releasing the clutch, a disassembly inspection is necessary. Transmission noise: Transmission noise mostly manifests as strong metal impact sounds from the transmission area, usually caused by gear damage or severe wear; when bearings are loose or damaged, they continuously emit a "buzzing" noise, and if they have fallen apart, they can also produce metal impact sounds. This type of noise is more noticeable at low speeds and generally requires a disassembly inspection.