What Decibel Level Indicates Good Sound Insulation in Cars?
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Vehicle noise standards are below 60 decibels, where noise refers to the sound emitted by road and rail vehicles during operation. Additional information is as follows: Causes of excessive car noise: Engine carbon buildup; shock absorber failure; large gaps in the cabin or vehicle body; tire aging; internal damage to the valve guide; cooling system malfunction; poor oil quality; engine misfire; spark plug carbon buildup. Solutions for excessive car noise include: Installing sound-absorbing foam material under the engine hood can suppress vibrations caused by the hood and absorb a significant amount of noise; adding damping plates along with sound-absorbing mats can address road and tire noise; installing or replacing door seals; tightening screws or replacing parts.