Hi,

I've been to the mechanic and he says i have a problem with the "chuang laang'' in my mazda 626.

Anybody know what this means?

My wife says this means the "lower part" of something. But she doesn't know what it means in terms of a car. Perhaps something to do with the chassis?

Anything beneath the car including the wheels. Not the engine boot.

Underneath but at the back of the motor.

Could be your silencer,rear brakes/pads,suspension,diff...or with a bit of luck just your lights???

as others have said , it means underneath , the under part.

it is often used to mean the suspension in general , "nairp" being the word for springs or leaf springs and "shock- ap" for shock absorbers

the thai for chassis is the same as in english.

Hi,

I've been to the mechanic and he says i have a problem with the "chuang laang'' in my mazda 626.

Anybody know what this means?

ช่วงล่าง suspension.

Hi,

I've been to the mechanic and he says i have a problem with the "chuang laang'' in my mazda 626.

Anybody know what this means?

ช่วงล่าง suspension.

Suspension, most likely, unless your "laang" means rear.