What Causes the Resonance in X-Trail at 60 km/h?
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Resonance in the X-Trail at 60 km/h is a normal phenomenon. Every vehicle has a resonance point, and the speed at which resonance occurs varies. Generally, the higher the speed at which resonance occurs, the better the quality of the vehicle. Below are the reasons for resonance: 1. If the vehicle has been used for a long time, the rubber in the engine mounts may degrade due to high-temperature fatigue, easily causing resonance. In severe cases, there may even be bumping and friction noises. 2. Engine misfire can also cause resonance. 3. Deformation or improper installation of the engine guard plate can lead to engine resonance. 4. Issues with the idle speed control system can cause vehicle resonance.