How to determine if the car cage is damaged?

       When the ball cage is damaged, the vehicle will make a regular "click" sound during daily turning or bumpy driving. In severe cases, it may even cause the vehicle to lose power. Generally speaking, the abnormal noise emitted during steering is more likely to be caused by the outer cage, although sometimes it may also be caused by the inner cage, the probability of damage to the outer cage is higher. The abnormal noise that occurs during bumps is more likely a signal of damage to the inner cage, and even when driving straight, the damaged inner cage may produce abnormal noise.

       It is worth noting that in most cases, the damage to the ball cage is caused by abnormal noises during vehicle acceleration, while the abnormal noises are relatively less during coasting. To detect the oil gap in the ball cage, intermittent acceleration and throttle release can be attempted to observe the response of the front axle half axle ball cage. When the gap between the ball cages is too large, the front wheels may shake slightly when starting, and there will be a noticeable power transition process when releasing the throttle.