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What are the symptoms of a broken rear shock absorber?

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MichaelRose

07/29/25 8:31pm

When the vehicle's shock absorber system is damaged, the most intuitive feeling is that the vehicle's bouncing and shaking are significantly increased, and there will also be some abnormal noises from the chassis. Below is the relevant introduction to the shock absorber system: 1. Structure of the shock absorber system: The shock absorber system consists of springs and shock absorber tubes, with shock absorber oil inside the tubes. Over time, the shock absorber tubes may develop oil leaks, and the elasticity of the springs may decrease after prolonged use. 2. Impact of shock absorber system damage: Shock absorbers and springs are wear-prone parts of the vehicle, and the shock absorber system directly determines the driving feel and chassis performance of the vehicle. If the shock absorber system is damaged, it is recommended to replace it promptly; otherwise, it will severely affect the driving feel. After the shock absorber system is damaged, the chassis will produce many abnormal noises, especially when passing over speed bumps or rough roads, the noise from the chassis will be louder. When replacing the shock absorber system, it is recommended to choose original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts. If OEM parts are not available, you can opt for parts produced by well-known brands. 3. Replacement precautions: When replacing the shock absorber system, it is necessary to find a professional shop for installation, and some debugging is required after the installation is completed.

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