What Causes the Squeaking Noise from the Rear Wheels When the Car is Moving?
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1. The abnormal noise that occurs when the vehicle starts is generally a fault in the suspension system. It may be caused by loose or damaged engine mounts. 2. The abnormal noise that occurs when the vehicle is turning may be due to faults in the steering system or suspension system. During the turning process, the vehicle's tilt causes deformation in the suspension system, which also participates in the movement. 3. The abnormal noise that occurs when the vehicle is driving on good road conditions may be due to faults in the braking system components. It could be caused by loose or worn braking system components, out-of-round brake drums, or uneven brake discs. 4. It could also be an issue with the bearings that connect the moving and stationary parts of the vehicle. If it's a bearing problem, the driver can identify it by applying slight braking. If the noise remains unchanged when the vehicle is moving at a constant speed with braking applied, then it is likely a bearing issue. 5. The abnormal noise that occurs when the vehicle is driving on poor road conditions is mostly due to problems in the suspension system. It could also be caused by a loose braking system. 6. The abnormal noise that occurs during vehicle acceleration, deceleration, or stopping is mostly caused by the suspension system and braking system. The suspension system often produces friction noises. To reduce these noises, drivers should avoid rough driving, minimize driving over bumps, slow down when encountering poor road conditions, and avoid driving through water. These measures can effectively reduce abnormal noises from the vehicle's chassis.
