What are the common faults of Volkswagen Lavida?

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IkerMarie
07/29/25 8:55pm
Common faults of Volkswagen Lavida include: abnormal car noises, unstable idling prone to stalling, and car shaking. Below is relevant knowledge regarding solving abnormal car noises and car shaking: Regarding abnormal car noises: Abnormal noises during braking when reversing are caused by the brake caliper hitting the brake caliper bracket. If there is a regular clicking sound, it is recommended to go to a 4S shop for repair. Regarding car shaking: When starting, the car body shaking is relatively obvious, but it does not shake while running. This is caused by irregular wear of parts such as the flywheel, clutch plate, and pressure plate. It is recommended to inspect the clutch three-piece set. If there is no such feeling when the car starts, but this feeling becomes very obvious after driving for a while, it is caused by severe wear of clutch parts. It is recommended to replace severely worn parts.
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