What Causes the Noise from the Right Rear Wheel of the Car?
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Noise from the right rear wheel of the car is an issue with the suspension system. Here is an introduction to suspension-related content: Check if the springs are aged: The owner can inspect whether the upper and lower pads of the springs have aged, causing the springs to collide with metal supports and produce noise. Also, check the aging level of the rubber components at the connection points of various suspension links. Additionally, inspect whether the rear shock absorbers are leaking oil. If there is oil leakage from the shock absorbers, they can no longer function effectively. Check the shock absorber screws: See if the rubber sleeves of the upper and lower fixing screws are loose. If they are, they need to be replaced or secured firmly. Inspect the screws of the chassis, rear axle, and tires for looseness, and tighten all screws that may cause noise. If the dust cover has hardened and elongated, causing noise due to friction, the excess part of the dust cover should be trimmed off.