What causes the clicking noise when braking in an Audi Q5?
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The reason for the clicking noise from the chassis of an Audi Q5 is usually due to damaged bushings on the left and right lower control arms. Replacing the bushings generally resolves the issue. Below is relevant information: 1. Function of the lower control arm: The lower control arm enhances the vehicle's grip performance, providing the driver with a better driving experience. The lower control arm is a mechanical tool that, through different linkage configurations, allows the suspension to automatically adjust the camber and toe angles during compression, as well as provide the rear wheels with a certain steering angle. 2. Working principle: The working principle of the lower control arm involves designing constraint angles for connecting movement points, enabling the suspension to actively adjust wheel alignment during compression. This design offers great flexibility, allowing for precise matching and tuning specific to the vehicle model. Therefore, multi-link suspension can maximize tire grip, thereby improving the vehicle's handling limits. It offers the best performance among all suspension designs.