Why Does the Car Make a Clunking Sound When Going Over Speed Bumps?

[AlyssaLynn]

The reasons for a car making a clunking sound when going over speed bumps: The car's stabilizer bar may be loose or the shock absorber may be faulty. Generally, it is rare for the shock absorber itself to produce abnormal noises. Only when the shock absorber's function fails, its condition deteriorates, internal components become loose or detached, the shock absorber's mounting ring bushing is loose, or there is insufficient oil or oil leakage inside can abnormal noises occur. It is recommended to promptly inspect and repair if abnormal noises are detected. Correct methods for passing over speed bumps: 1. Do not go over speed bumps at an angle; pass over them vertically. 2. Do not bypass the speed bump on one side only. 3. Do not go over speed bumps at high speed, especially for models with low ground clearance. When passing over speed bumps, always remember to control your speed.