| Signs | Control zone |
| Deviation from course | 1.Tires (damaged or worn out). 2. Incorrect wheel adjustment. 3. Hub bearing (worn out). 4. Suspension parts (worn out or damaged). |
| Lowering the body | 1. The vehicle is overloaded. 2.Spring (damaged or not working). 3. The shock absorber is worn out. |
| Oscillations | 1.Tires (damaged or worn out). 2. Incorrect wheel adjustment. 3. Stabilizer link (tilted or broken). |
| Front wheel oscillation | 1.Tires (damaged or worn out). 2. Incorrect wheel adjustment. 3. Stabilizer bar (worn out). 4.Wheels (does not meet specification). |
| Abnormal tire wear | 1.Tires (damaged or worn out). 2. Incorrect wheel adjustment. 3. Stabilizer bar (worn out). 4. Suspension parts (worn out or damaged). |
Causes of malfunctions (Mitsubishi Pajero 4)
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