My car, Toyota Corolla Altis ZZE120, 1.8 2007, has knocking noise, recently replaced absorbers and springs, my mechanic tells me it's an absorber noise that can't be stopped, it's normal for my model and the model after. Is this true?

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14 Oct

WapCar Help My car, Toyota Corolla Altis ZZE120, 1.8 2007, has knocking noise, recently replaced absorbers and springs, my mechanic tells me it's an absorber noise that can't be stopped, it's normal for my model and the model after. Is this true?

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Hi Daniel, knocking noise on the absorber that can be stopped is pretty odd to hear. I'm sure that problem wasn't there when the car is new, right? Sometimes we do have creaky noises in our cars that we don't know where it's from, but more often than not they can be fixed. If you are in our Whatsapp groups, can you share this link over - there should be someone there who might give you a great second opinion.

15 Oct

Alfred Chong

I think the reason is the poor quality brake pads.

14 Oct

wilson jay

Is it the lower arm mounting or another mounting of the suspension system got problem? (personal opinion only)

14 Oct

Aine pua

Me Gen 10.5 also having the same problem for a long time, so far unable to solve also

14 Oct

James Xu

try to clean the brake calliper and put new gris on the calliper pin

14 Oct

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