As described, many parts make up the suspension for both the front and rear wheels. These parts wear out over time and the distance you use the vehicle. So let’s take a look at what parts you need to take care of.
The parts list that you should check is as follows.
1. Strut or shock absorber If this part is damaged, the oil may leak from the shock absorber. You can do the test by pressing the weight on each wheel and releasing your hand. If the shock bounced more than once, the part is damaged.
2. Mount strut The strut on the front wheel has a bearing attached to the upper part to make the strut follow the turn when you turn the steering wheel. You can check by turning and listening to the sound. If there is a loud noise while spinning, the bearing may be damaged and needs to replace.
3. Bushing parts such as swingarm, stabilizer bar, steering rack, and so on. There is a rubber pivot point as a component to reduce vibration and noise. If these tires are broke, it will cause the joints to become loose, affect the handling of the car, and, most importantly, the clunking noise. You should inspect these parts for tear marks. Some bushings have grease inside. You will see grease leaking if the cover is broke.