Where to Stick the Car Door Shock Absorber Shim?
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It should be stuck at the place where the door is closest to the body sheet metal when closed. Below is some related information about car door shock absorber shims: 1. Function: They prevent the shock absorber from coming into contact with the car body. When the car turns and the center of gravity shifts to one side, causing the body to tilt and compress the springs, the shims provide support, thereby reducing the car's body roll. 2. Materials Used: The shims are made of paper, rubber sheets, or copper sheets, serving as sealing materials placed between two flat surfaces to enhance sealing. They act as sealing elements installed between static sealing surfaces to prevent fluid leakage. They are attached to the car body using adhesive, and the adhesive materials are mostly very mild, so they will not cause damage to the car body's surface.