The spring supports the weight of the car and allows the suspension to move over bumps. The shock controls the movement of the spring so it doesn't keep bouncing.
Spring pocket, spring perch.
Yes.
Yes, yes and yes.
It has to do with the suspension,probably worn out shock`s or spring`s or both,maybe even a strut.
An air suspension is a form of vehicle suspension in which compressed air is used as a spring.
Its the suspension leg from the stub axle where your front wheel is to the car body is. It comprises a tube with a road spring on it and a damper inside. Offside means its the side usually away from the curb.
Something is wrong with your suspension. Could be a spring, shock or other. You would have to get it up on a car lift to find out. Have a mechanic check it out.
you can turn the switch off (located on the right side of the trunk) or you can replace the air springs with regular spring. there is a special suspension kit
A broken coil spring can lead to several damaging effects on a car's front suspension. It can cause uneven weight distribution, resulting in poor handling and compromised stability while driving. Additionally, the shock absorber may become overextended or damaged due to the sudden change in suspension geometry, which can further exacerbate wear on other suspension components. This can ultimately lead to unsafe driving conditions and increased repair costs if not addressed promptly.
Suspension.
It means 'spring,' like a leaf spring on a truck suspension.
I would as it increases your stopping distance - I also have this problem on the front since rear impact on my jeep.