What Causes the Abnormal Noise When Going Over Speed Bumps?
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Abnormal noise when going over speed bumps is caused by the aging of the shock absorber's buffer rubber. Solution: Replace the aged shock absorber buffer rubber. Below is relevant information: 1. The connection points between the car's shock absorbers and the body are equipped with buffer rubber, which serves to enhance comfort and protect the body. If the shock absorber's buffer rubber becomes aged and hardened, it will cause abnormal noises when passing over speed bumps or uneven roads. The buffer rubber needs to be replaced. 2. Replacing the buffer rubber requires disassembling the shock absorber. When installing the shock absorber, tighten the screws in the specified sequence and always use a professional torque wrench to tighten the screws to the specified torque. After installing the shock absorber, perform a four-wheel alignment on the car to prevent issues such as deviation and uneven tire wear.