| Noises on the shock absorber |
| There is reason to believe that in the event of noise complaints the shock absorbers are all too often considered as the source. |
| Possible causes of noise may be e.g.: |
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| defective shock absorber |
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| loosened attachment of the suspension strut on the body |
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| defective axial grooved ball bearing |
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| poor operation of the suspension strut |
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| defective wheel bearing |
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| cracked welding points on body |
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| parts loosened, possibly overtensioned when installed (exhaust system, adapter, cover, etc.) |
Note | In the event of complaints about noises interpreted as knocking or cracking noises, always first perform a test drive with the customer to determine where, when and how these noises occur (preferably on a bumpy dry road). |
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