Troubleshooting abnormal noise of shock absorber springs:

1. The first and most direct thing is to listen, everyone can listen to the sound. When driving at low speed, if the tire passes over a raised place, there will be a slight vibration accompanied by a __ sound. And the sound seems very dull. At this time, we can use experience to judge which suspension is coming from, and then further check whether there is any damage. If there is no damage, don’t move it and go to the repair shop to check it;

2. The next step is to check to see if there is oil leakage in the shock absorber. Under the premise that it has not rained or the car has not been washed, check to see if there is oil on the shock absorber shell or dust cover. This is obvious. It can be seen directly;

3. There is also a way to touch it with your hands. This is also relatively simple. You can press it on the top of the suspension, such as the front and rear fenders. If there is a fault, the shock absorber will be too hard, which is usually caused by long-term oil leakage in the shock absorber and needs to be dealt with.

BMW Mini (MINI, BMWMINI) is a British mini car brand, now part of the BMW Group (BMW). Mini originated from a specific car model known as the "Morris Mini-Minor", which was launched by the British Motor Corporation (BMC) in 1959. It has since developed into a brand with a number of small cars, including Clubman, Traveler and Moke. The original two-door mini car also continued to be produced before it was discontinued in 2000.

The development of successor models has begun in 1995, and the new generation of MINI was officially launched in 2001 (shown in all capital letters MINI in the English trademark to distinguish it from the old brand) . The style of the new Mini has expanded from the core two-door hatchback/hardtop to Clubman (small box), convertible and Countryman (crossover SUV).

The mini hatchback/hardtop, Clubman and convertible models are assembled at the Plant Oxford plant in the UK, while the Countryman is assembled at the Magna Steyr plant in Austria.

Mini brands have had many owners throughout history. In 1966, British Motor Holdings changed its name to British Motor Holdings. In 1968, British Motor Holdings and Leyland Motors merged to form British Leyland. British Leyland closed in the 1980s, and in 1988 the Rover Group and the Mini brand were bought by British Aerospace. Then in 1994, BMW bought Rover Group. In 2000, the Rover Group was abolished by BMW, and the Mini brand was transferred to BMW.