What Causes Abnormal Noises When Reversing?
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The reasons for abnormal noises when reversing are: 1. Aging of the rubber bushings on the chassis suspension stabilizer bar links; 2. Damage to the thrust bearing; 3. Issues with the power steering system; 4. Poor driving habits, such as excessive braking; 5. Abnormal wear on the brake disc or brake pad surfaces; 6. Cracked camshaft timing gear or loose fixing nuts; 7. Excessive clearance between the piston and cylinder wall; 8. Over-tight assembly of the piston pin or connecting rod bearing; 9. Loose piston pin bushings. Precautions for reversing include: 1. Avoid reversing blindly; 2. Do not reverse without sounding the horn; 3. Avoid sudden speed changes while reversing; 4. Do not reverse in hazardous areas.