I have noticed some unusual noises and movements when driving my 1996 Audi 80 and suspect there may be a problem with my suspension. How can I identify and fix the issue?
ReplyIt is possible that the issue lies with a worn out ball joint. This can be identified by visually inspecting the suspension components and checking for any looseness or play in the joints. If this is the case, the worn out ball joint should be replaced.
Another common issue with Audi 80 suspensions is a worn out strut bearing. This can be identified by a clunking noise when turning. The strut bearing should be replaced if this is the cause of the issue.
Rusted or damaged control arms can also cause issues with the suspension. These should be visually inspected and replaced if necessary to improve the handling and stability of the vehicle.
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