Why does the rear shock absorber squeak when pressed down?
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The squeaking noise from the rear shock absorber is caused by abnormalities in the shock absorber or the suspension spring. Below are the reasons for the squeaking noise from the rear shock absorber: 1. Damaged shock absorber: When the vehicle's shock absorber is damaged, the poor coordination between its components can cause a squeaking noise while operating on bumpy roads. 2. Damaged suspension spring: The top rubber mount of the front shock absorber is made of rubber material and primarily assists the shock absorber and suspension spring in providing cushioning and shock absorption. When the top rubber mount is damaged due to excessive wear, it can produce abnormal noises not only during operation but also when turning the steering wheel while the vehicle is stationary.