What are the effects of a broken bearing on a car?
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The effects of a broken bearing on a car include: 1. Reduced power; 2. Decreased comfort; 3. Vehicle deviation and increased tire noise; 4. Suspension damage; 5. Steering system failure. The functions of bearings are: 1. Ensuring the shock absorber can rotate with the wheel during vehicle steering, maintaining steering flexibility; 2. The outer ring of the pressure bearing is made of rubber, providing a soft connection between the body and the shock absorber, preventing vibrations from uneven road surfaces from being transmitted to the body through the shock absorber. Traditional automotive wheel bearings consist of two sets of tapered roller bearings or ball bearings combined. The installation, lubrication, sealing, and clearance adjustment of the bearings are all performed on the automobile production line.