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Suspension Noises
Sounds emanating from a vehicle’s suspension system, indicating potential issues with components such as shock absorbers, springs, or bushings.
Clunking
A noise or series of noises that may be heard coming from a vehicle's suspension or drivetrain, indicative of loose or worn parts that require attention.
Creaking
A sharp, harsh, squeaking sound made by something under pressure, often due to movement or weight.
Knocking
A problem in internal combustion engines caused by the fuel-air mixture igniting prematurely in the cylinder, leading to a sharp and often loud noise, which can damage the engine.
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