What Causes the Shock Absorber Spring to Make a Popping Sound When Turning?

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Shock absorber springs making a popping sound when turning may be due to damage to the planar bearing inside the shock absorber spring or aging of the shock absorber top rubber. It is recommended to directly replace the shock absorber or the shock absorber top rubber. Generally, shock absorbers should be replaced every 4 years, and the shock absorber top rubber is best replaced every 80,000 kilometers. Specific explanations are as follows: Shock Absorber: Generally, shock absorbers should be replaced every 4 years. When replacing shock absorbers, they should be replaced in pairs; otherwise, it may lead to uneven balance of force distribution in the car, causing different forces on the shock absorbers and further shock absorber issues. Shock Absorber Top Rubber: The shock absorber top rubber is used to cushion the impact between the shock absorber spring and the car body. When driving on uneven roads, each top rubber bears more than a quarter of the car's weight impact. A silicone pad can be added to the shock absorber top cover, and adding silicone to the shock absorber is useful.