What are the symptoms of a faulty Teana shock absorber?
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The symptoms of a faulty Teana shock absorber are as follows: 1. Unilateral shock absorber oil leakage will cause the vehicle body to be unbalanced, with one side higher and the other lower, and the car will automatically deviate when driving. 2. The aging and falling off of the shock absorber top rubber will cause the shock absorber to collide with other parts, resulting in abnormal noise. 3. The fatigue of the shock absorber spring and insufficient extension force of the spring will greatly reduce the shock absorption and buffering effect, and the hydraulic pressure received by the shock absorber will increase, leading to oil leakage of the shock absorber. The function of the shock absorber: it can make the vehicle run smoothly and buffer the vibration. If the shock absorber is missing in the suspension, the car will run unsteadily and shake.