| Cause of malfunction | Remedy | |
| Noise and knocking in the suspension when the car is moving | ||
| Faulty shock absorber | Replace shock absorber | |
| Loose shock absorber mount or worn shock absorber eye bushing | Tighten the bolt and nut of the lower shock absorber mount or replace the bushings | |
| Wear of silent blocks of suspension arms | Replace silent blocks or levers | |
| Settling or broken spring | Replace spring | |
| Wheel bearing failure | Replace bearing | |
| Driving the vehicle away from straight ahead | ||
| Inconsistent air pressure in tires | Set normal tire pressure | |
| Wheel tires have different wear or tread pattern | Change tires | |
| Broken camber angle | Eliminate the cause of the violation of the camber angle and adjust the angles of the rear wheels | |
| Sediment or breakage of one of the springs | Replace spring | |
| Deformation of trailing arms | Replace trailing arms | |
| Wear of silent blocks of trailing arms | Replace trailing arms | |
| Increased or uneven tire tread wear | ||
| Tire pressure not correct | Set normal pressure | |
| Wheel alignment parameters are violated | Eliminate the causes of incorrect wheel alignment and adjust the rear wheel alignment | |
| Car overload | Don't overload your car | |
| Wheel imbalance | Balance the wheels |
Possible malfunctions of the rear suspension, their causes and solutions
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