What are the effects of damaged rear shock absorber buffer rubber?
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The effects of damaged rear shock absorber buffer rubber are as follows: 1. Abnormal noise: Driving noise, the vehicle shock absorber will produce abnormal sounds during operation. 2. Increased noise: During operation, the shock absorber will transmit the absorbed vibrations and impacts directly from the frame to the passenger compartment. 3. Direction deviation: The vehicle's direction may show slight deviations, difficulty in returning to center, and weak return force. 4. Steering noise when stationary: Excessive wear and damage of the top rubber can also cause very noticeable abnormal noises when turning the steering wheel while stationary.