What Causes the Metallic Clanging Sound When Front Wheels Go Over Potholes?
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The causes of metallic clanging sound when front wheels go over potholes are: 1. Damaged shock absorber top mount; 2. Broken suspension spring; 3. Faulty brake caliper pin; 4. Loose brake disc shield; 5. Loose brake pad retaining clip; 6. Stabilizer bar malfunction; 7. Faulty wheel bearing; 8. Loose chassis bolts. Solutions for metallic clanging sound when front wheels go over potholes: 1. Replace shock absorbers or suspension springs; 2. Repair brake system faults; 3. Replace wheel bearings; 4. Perform regular vehicle maintenance. Vehicle maintenance refers to preventive work involving inspection, cleaning, replenishment, lubrication, adjustment or replacement of certain components, also known as automotive servicing.