What are the symptoms of a bad pressure bearing?
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Pressure bearing damage manifests as follows: 1. Abnormal noises: When the shock absorber thrust bearing is severely worn and damaged, the vehicle's shock absorber will produce unusual sounds during operation. 2. Directional deviation: When the shock absorber thrust bearing is damaged, the vehicle's steering may exhibit slight deviation, difficulty returning to center, and weak return force. 3. Increased noise: Due to damage to the shock absorber thrust bearing, the shock absorber will transmit all absorbed vibrations and impacts directly from the frame to the passenger compartment during operation. 4. Steering noise when stationary: Even when the shock absorber is not operating, excessive wear and damage to the thrust bearing can cause very noticeable abnormal noises when turning the steering wheel while stationary.