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Why does my car rattle?
My car rattles when going over bumps. Can you help?
Asked on 3 June 2020 by Guy Kurkjian
Answered by
Dan Powell
Reads like a problem with the suspension. Either the shocks absorbers are worn out or there is a problem with the anti-roll bar.
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