What is the reason for the loud noise from the Mercedes-Benz air pump?

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Walter
07/30/25 2:48am
The loud noise from the Mercedes-Benz air pump may be due to the aging or damage of the buffer rubber on the air pump's mounting bracket, and the parts need to be replaced promptly. Introduction to the air pump: The air pump, also known as an inflator or air compressor, operates through the motor's rotation and serves as an inflation tool. It can inflate vehicles such as cars and motorcycles. The car air pump is convenient to connect, has a powerful motor, is mini and portable, and is easy to operate. Working principle of the car air pump: When the motor operates and sucks in air, the valve of the connector is pushed open by atmospheric pressure, allowing air to enter the cylinder. When inflating the tire, the valve is closed by the pressure inside the cylinder, directing the air into the tire.
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