Single click While driving
i hear a loud single click noise when driving, first i thought it was when i left off the brakes and then maybe when i was turning but can't seem to figure it out. Anyone have this before?
That could be (and I suspect is) as simple as brake pad movement clicking and nothing to worry about. They shift position during these movements and due to the quiet you can hear it.
Or (less likely) a worn CV joint, so the axle boots should be inspected for tears and leaks.
Or (less likely) a worn CV joint, so the axle boots should be inspected for tears and leaks.
That could be (and I suspect is) as simple as brake pad movement clicking and nothing to worry about. They shift position during these movements and due to the quiet you can hear it.
Or (less likely) a worn CV joint, so the axle boots should be inspected for tears and leaks.
Or (less likely) a worn CV joint, so the axle boots should be inspected for tears and leaks.
Even new brakes can make this noise when you reverse, stop and then move forward. It is very common and not an indication of a problem. Now the brake guys may have negected to install all the pad shims that reduce that noise, but if not a self help mechanic then you need a shop to check it out.
Or it could be a CV joint. Look for torn boots and grease leaking around the axles and inside the wheels/tires/brake calipers as it gets flung all over the place. But if you just had your brakes done then the shop would have noticed any problems with your CV joints.
Or it could be a CV joint. Look for torn boots and grease leaking around the axles and inside the wheels/tires/brake calipers as it gets flung all over the place. But if you just had your brakes done then the shop would have noticed any problems with your CV joints.
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Even new brakes can make this noise when you reverse, stop and then move forward. It is very common and not an indication of a problem. Now the brake guys may have negected to install all the pad shims that reduce that noise, but if not a self help mechanic then you need a shop to check it out.
Or it could be a CV joint. Look for torn boots and grease leaking around the axles and inside the wheels/tires/brake calipers as it gets flung all over the place. But if you just had your brakes done then the shop would have noticed any problems with your CV joints.
Or it could be a CV joint. Look for torn boots and grease leaking around the axles and inside the wheels/tires/brake calipers as it gets flung all over the place. But if you just had your brakes done then the shop would have noticed any problems with your CV joints.
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