Clicking noise at low speeds.
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Clicking noise at low speeds.
The front end of my '00 F150 4x4 flareside is making a clicking noise at low speeds. It can happen while braking or not and doesn't seem to make more noise turning one way or another or moving straight forward. Doesn't do it all the time, but only seems to happen at very low speeds such as idling from a stop or to a stop. I was thinking it may be the CV joints, but am not sure how to check this. Any advice/tips/suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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Thanks guys. Anybody know if I have the same solenoid on my '00 as Truespeed has on his '04? I'll check that when I'm looking at the CV joints. If the CV joint fails does the wheel come off or anything like that? This thing has been clicking for a couple of months now. Anything else I should be looking at while I'm under there?
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Thanks guys. Anybody know if I have the same solenoid on my '00 as Truespeed has on his '04? I'll check that when I'm looking at the CV joints. If the CV joint fails does the wheel come off or anything like that? This thing has been clicking for a couple of months now. Anything else I should be looking at while I'm under there?
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pull the wheel and spin the hub by hand (grab the lugs). make a few revolutions at just a normal speed you can turn it. try spinning it backwards and forwards. if you hear a grinding/grating noise or feel a vibration while spinning the hubs then the bearings are most likely bad.
i recommend going to rockauto.com to find a replacement. if you have basic hand tools then the hub can be replaced in driveway in half an hour tops.
the hub is the actual piece that the wheel bolts to. it can be removed by removing the hub nut (36mm fits) and three 15mm bolts (at least on a metric truck) on the backside of the knuckle.
i recommend going to rockauto.com to find a replacement. if you have basic hand tools then the hub can be replaced in driveway in half an hour tops.
the hub is the actual piece that the wheel bolts to. it can be removed by removing the hub nut (36mm fits) and three 15mm bolts (at least on a metric truck) on the backside of the knuckle.
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