What are the effects of rear shock absorber oil leakage?

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Lawrence
07/30/25 2:57am
The effects of rear shock absorber oil leakage: It will have a certain impact on the damping force for vibration filtration. Once the shock absorber is damaged, it will greatly affect the driving comfort of the vehicle, and in severe cases, it may even pose a safety hazard. Timely inspection and repair are required. Below is relevant information about shock absorbers: 1. Function: As the most critical component in the vehicle's vibration filtration system, the shock absorber mainly absorbs vibrations and impacts caused by uneven road surfaces during driving, thereby providing a good driving environment for the vehicle's occupants. 2. Solution: Once oil leakage is detected, immediate remedial measures should be taken. Key inspection items include the oil seal gasket, sealing gasket for cracks or damage, and the oil reservoir cover. Check whether these components have loose nuts.
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