Why does the car make a squeaking sound when driving on bumpy roads?
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When a car makes a squeaking sound while driving on bumpy roads, it could be due to deformation, oil leakage, or damaged internal parts and rubber bushings in the shock absorber, or displacement, deformation, or damage to the buffer rubber bushings in the suspension system. The detailed reasons are as follows: 1. Damaged shock absorber: This can cause the car to lose damping and rebound when driving on bumpy roads, making it prone to abnormal noises when passing over speed bumps or rough surfaces. 2. Damaged interior: Most interior noises are caused by loose interior panels. 3. Damaged suspension: There are usually rubber bushings between suspension components, which enhance comfort. However, rubber products can age over time. When rubber bushings age, they can increase the play in the suspension, leading to noises when the vehicle passes over bumpy roads or speed bumps.