What Causes Shock Absorber Oil Leakage in Cars?
1 Answers
There are several main reasons for shock absorber oil leakage in cars: Cleanliness issues: Poor internal cleanliness of the shock absorber, with welding slag, iron filings, and other debris causing oil seal wear. Working conditions: Harsh working conditions of the shock absorber, with external mud, sand, and other debris entering the oil seal, leading to wear and oil leakage. Seal aging: The sealing lip of the shock absorber oil seal ages and loses its sealing function. Rod seal: The rod that controls piston movement needs to extend from one end of the metal tube, so this part requires strict sealing. Generally, oil leakage is directly related to poor sealing in this area.