What Causes the Squeaking Noise When the Car Bumps?

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LeBrady
07/30/25 9:18am
There are several reasons for the squeaking noise when the car bumps: 1. Loose connecting screws of chassis components. 2. If the car makes a squeaking sound at low speed, the suspension system (including links, springs, shock absorbers, and stabilizer bars) may have a faulty component. 3. Noise from the shock absorber, which may need replacement. 4. Aging of components, especially in areas with rubber parts. 5. Loose engine belt - you can try pinching the drive belt with your fingers and twisting it (ensure the engine is cool during this operation). Pay attention to adjusting the tension properly.
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