What Causes Abnormal Noises in the Car Chassis?
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Abnormal noises in the car chassis can be caused by: 1. Corrosion or aging of the stabilizer bar bushing; 2. Damaged brake pads; 3. Malfunction in the connecting part between the suspension and shock absorber; 4. Abnormal noise from the wheel bearings; 5. Deformation of the shock absorber spring; 6. Aging or wear of the shock absorber pressure bearing. Daily maintenance methods for the car chassis include: 1. Proper adjustment of the front wheel toe-in; 2. Good lubrication and proper adjustment of the wheel hub bearings; 3. Monitoring changes in the front and rear axles and the frame; 4. Checking for any damage to the leaf springs; 5. Proper adjustment of the brake clearance; 6. Paying attention to the working condition of the clutch. The function of the car chassis is to support and install the car engine and its various component assemblies, forming the overall shape of the car, and to receive the power generated by the engine, ensuring normal driving when the car is in motion.