What Causes the Abnormal Noise in New Car Shock Absorbers?
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Shock absorber abnormal noise is caused by oil leakage or aging of the top seat plane bearing of the shock absorber. Below are the specific reasons for shock absorber abnormal noise: Shock absorber oil leakage: When the shock absorber leaks oil, the internal shock cylinder cannot be effectively lubricated, resulting in significant friction noise during operation. Aging of the shock absorber top seat plane bearing: The plane bearing is located in the engine compartment. Open the hood and press the car body to check if the noise comes from the shock absorber top seat. If it does, it is likely due to aging of the plane bearing. If the shock absorber spring is deformed or broken, the entire shock absorber spring must be replaced.