Suspension and chassis faults (Hyundai Getz 1)

Cause of malfunction	Method of elimination
Steering wheel is hard to turn
Front wheel alignment misalignment	Adjust
Excessive resistance to turning of the ball joint pin of the front suspension arm	Replace the ball joint
Low tire pressure	Set the tire pressure to normal
Power steering failure	Fix the problem or replace
Difficulty returning the steering wheel to the straight-ahead position
Front wheel alignment misalignment	Adjust
Suspension malfunction and increased rigidity
Front wheel alignment misalignment	Adjust
Suspension strut (rear shock absorber) failure	Fix the problem or replace it
Failure or wear of the anti-roll bar	Replace
Suspension springs broken or worn out	Replace
Wear of silent blocks of front suspension arms	Replace front suspension arms
Accelerated tire wear
Front wheel alignment misalignment	Adjust
The tire pressure is not correct	Set normal pressure
Suspension strut (rear shock absorber) failure	Replace
The car is "swerving"
Violation of regulation front wheel alignment angles Reduced resistance to rotation of the ball joint pin of the front suspension arm	Adjust Fix the problem
Loose fastening or wear silent blocks of suspension arms	Tighten the fasteners or replace them
The car pulls to the side
Front wheel alignment misalignment	Adjust
Excessive resistance to turning of the ball joint pin of the front suspension arm	Replace the ball joint
Suspension springs broken or worn out	Replace springs
Deformation of the front suspension arm	Fix the problem
Steering wheel angular oscillations
Front wheel alignment misalignment	Adjust
Reduced resistance to rotation of the ball joint pin of the front suspension arm	Fix the problem
Failure or wear of the anti-roll bar	Replace
Wear of the silent blocks of the front suspension arm	Same
Suspension strut (rear shock absorber) failure	>
Suspension springs broken or worn out	>
Frequent suspension breakdowns
Suspension springs broken or worn out	Replace
Suspension strut (rear shock absorber) failure	Same