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Yes, because the vehicle may experience excessive leaning when cornering.
Yes. Faulty dampers may control oscillation and tyre contact with the road less effectively, worsening stability and braking. They may promote excessive sway or leaning in bends; they do not guarantee shorter braking distances. Inspect and repair according to manufacturer guidance; do not keep driving with a dangerous defect until resolved. Sound dampers do not guarantee avoiding every loss of control either.
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No, however, gear changes will be more difficult because of the vehicle's oscillations.
Yes, because the braking distance will decrease, especially on uneven or wet road surfaces.
Yes, because the vehicle may experience excessive leaning when cornering.
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