How Do You Inspect A Cars Suspension System?
That shimmy and shake in your car is controlled by its suspension system. If there’s a little too much shaking, then you may have a problem. It’s good to know how to inspect a car’s suspension system so you can identify and fix the problem. Drive your car for a few blocks with the radio off so that you can closely listen to any sounds it makes. A clunking sound could mean your suspension needs to be greased. Rattling, especially on a bump, may be a loose suspension part. Observe your car while driving it. If it leans heavily on turns, you probably have a suspension problem. Brake several times to see if the car nosedives, which is another indication of a suspension problem. Park the car to test the shocks. Lean on your car, and bounce each corner one at a time. It should not bounce more than a couple of times. If it does, you probably have a problems with your shocks or struts. Check the ride height of your car. You’ll have to look up the manufacturer’s specifications to find out the c
