Squeaking from the rear suspension

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In this guide, we'll show you, step by step, how to check and fix noises coming from the rear suspension of your VMAX VX4 e-scooter on your own.

Model VX4
Time required approx. 10–20 minutes
Difficulty easy

Tools Required

  • 3 mm Allen wrench
  • 8 mm Allen wrench
  • Optional: WD-40
Before you begin, make sure your VMAX E-Scooter is E-Scooter . Work on a stable surface and have all your tools within easy reach.

Instructions

1

Identify the sound

If your suspension starts making noises after the first few kilometers, the manual says this is no cause for concern at first.

2

Remove the engine covers

The engine cover on the rear suspension of the VX4 is removed

First, remove the motor cover on both sides so you can access the suspension mount.

3

Check the fastening of the polymer elements

Mounting the polymer components to the rear suspension of the VX4

Now you can see how the polymer elements are attached. To reduce the noise, you can first try tightening the screws a little more.

4

Loosen the springs and treat the component

If tightening the screws doesn't help, loosen the two springs and spray some WD-40 into the unit.

5

Reinstall the components

Next, carefully reassemble all the parts you removed and check that the suspension is properly aligned.

When assembling, make sure that all screws are tightened properly and that no parts are loose.

Check the result

After reassembly, check to see if the rear suspension is operating smoothly again and no longer making any noticeable noises. Pay particular attention to ensuring that the fasteners are secure and that the suspension moves freely.

E-Scooter repairs, test your VMAX E-Scooter carefully while stationary or over a short distance before using it normally again in your daily life.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here you'll find answers to frequently asked questions about this repair.

Does a squeaking noise from the rear suspension automatically mean there's a problem?

No, according to the instructions, that's not necessarily a cause for concern after the first few kilometers.

What should I try first if the suspension is squeaking?

First, tighten the screws securing the polymer elements a little more. That's often enough.

What should I do if the noise persists after tightening the bolt?

Then, following the instructions, you can loosen the two springs and spray a little WD-40 into the component.

If you're unsure or need help, our local service teams are here to assist you.