What Causes the Fuel Tank Noise in Chery Tiggo 8?

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MacSamantha
07/30/25 10:55am
Chery Tiggo 8 fuel tank noise may occur due to the following reasons: Noise due to lack of baffle plate in fuel tank: When the car is moving, the fuel inside the tank collides with each other, creating noise. It has been confirmed that the fuel tank in this case lacks a baffle plate design, which leads to noise inside the tank. Noise caused by fuel tank resonance: During driving, the car generates resonance, which is transmitted to the fuel tank, resulting in noise. Noise from loose heat shield of fuel tank: There is a heat shield near the car's exhaust pipe and fuel tank to protect the tank from heat. If the screws of the heat shield become loose or the shield is deformed due to scraping, it can also cause noise.
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