What Causes the Rumbling Sound When Front Wheels Go Over Uneven Roads?
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Damaged shock absorber pivot bearings or aged buffer rubber on front wheel shock absorbers are common causes of the clunking sound when front wheels go over bumps. Below are detailed reasons and solutions: 1. Aged Buffer Rubber: The connection points between shock absorbers and the vehicle body are equipped with buffer rubber. Over time, rubber products will inevitably harden due to aging; when hardened rubber is compressed, it produces a clunking sound. Solution: Simply replace the aged rubber on the shock absorbers. 2. Damaged Shock Absorber Pivot Bearings. Solution: If the shock absorber is damaged or leaking oil, it needs to be replaced; it is advisable to opt for original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts when replacing shock absorbers, as OEM parts offer more reliable quality.