Why does the new Sagitar make abnormal noises when passing over speed bumps?
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Excessive clearance in the steering tie rod ball joint or damage to the chassis buffer components may cause abnormal noises when the new Sagitar passes over speed bumps. Excessive clearance in the steering tie rod ball joint: Excessive clearance in the steering tie rod ball joint can also cause a creaking sound when the car passes over speed bumps. You can lift the vehicle and forcefully shake both sides of the wheel to check for abnormal clearance. A properly functioning tie rod ball joint should not wobble. Damage to the chassis buffer components: Damage to the chassis buffer components can result in abnormal noises when passing over speed bumps. This may be caused by abnormalities in the rubber buffer blocks on the stabilizer bar, which is also a significant reason for abnormal noises when the vehicle passes over speed bumps.