What Causes the Abnormal Noise When Coilover Suspension Goes Over Uneven Roads?
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This is a normal phenomenon caused by overly stiff springs. Other abnormal causes are as follows: 1. Interference between components: Due to impacts or the installation of additional equipment, two components may affect each other. Solution: Only reshaping, repairing, or replacing the relevant components can eliminate the interference. 2. Loose bolts or nuts: Long-term driving on poor road conditions can naturally loosen bolts; improper disassembly or installation can damage bolts; insufficient tightening torque or incorrect bolt specifications. Solution: Tighten or replace the bolts and nuts. 3. Driveshaft universal joint failure: Caused by a broken dust cover or oil leakage that was not repaired in time. Solution: Replace the driveshaft universal joint with a new one. When the car is stationary, the ground clearance at the four corners of the body has a significant impact on the load of the wheels at those positions.