Common Failures of BYD 1244035300 Shock absorber spring for Tang EV
- Spring Fatigue: A common issue in Tang EV with OE number 1244035300 shock absorber springs, leading to reduced vehicle height and comfort.
- Corrosion Damage: The shock absorber springs of Tang EV often suffer from corrosion, especially in humid areas, which may break the spring structure.
- Excessive Noise: When the shock absorber spring of Tang EV wears out, it generates abnormal noise during vehicle operation.
Maintenance Tips of BYD 1244035300 Shock absorber spring for Tang EV
- First, ensure you have the correct BYD Tang EV shock absorber spring (OE# 1244035300) for a proper fit. Check the spring for any visible damage like corrosion or cracks before installation.
- Next, use appropriate tools to safely remove the old shock absorber spring. When installing the new one, align it precisely with the mounting points on the Tang EV to prevent uneven stress.
- It's crucial to follow the recommended torque specifications when tightening the bolts related to the shock absorber spring. This helps maintain stability and performance.
- After installation, bounce the car gently a few times to allow the spring to settle properly. Then, check the ride height to ensure it's within the BYD - specified range.
- Regularly inspect the shock absorber spring on your Tang EV for wear and tear. Replace it if there are signs of significant degradation.
Caution! During installation of the BYD Tang EV shock absorber spring (OE# 1244035300), the spring is under high tension. Wear safety goggles and gloves to prevent injury from sudden release of energy.