What to Do When the Car Makes Abnormal Noises on Bumpy Roads?
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When the car makes abnormal noises on bumpy roads, first check if there are sand particles between the brake dust shield and the brake disc on the left front wheel. If present, remove them. Here are the methods to diagnose abnormal noises in a car: 1. Rhythmic noise: This may be caused by friction due to too little clearance between the brake pads and the brake disc. 2. Continuous noise: The bearing may be faulty. 3. Continuous noise: The drive shaft may have an issue. 4. Noise on rough roads: The shock absorber may be faulty. 5. Abnormal noise on smooth roads: This is likely a braking issue. 6. A rhythmic humming noise at low speeds that diminishes at high speeds. Possible cause: The vehicle's wheel alignment is inaccurate, causing uneven tire wear after long-distance driving, leading to abnormal noises.