Click / Clicking sounds like front left tire area
#1
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Click / Clicking sounds like front left tire area
Any ideas?
Start slow. click, click, click, speeds up as I speed up.
Doesn't seem to change sound on different surface.
Speeds up as tire speeds up, slows down as tire slows down.
Same click whether going straight, turning left, turning right, etc. direction does not change speed or intensity of click
Looked for rocks in tires. Tire not losing air pressure.
Start slow. click, click, click, speeds up as I speed up.
Doesn't seem to change sound on different surface.
Speeds up as tire speeds up, slows down as tire slows down.
Same click whether going straight, turning left, turning right, etc. direction does not change speed or intensity of click
Looked for rocks in tires. Tire not losing air pressure.
#3
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Axles?
#5
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once when I was wee young lad, I couldn't figure out why my car sounded like I stuck playing card between my bicylcle wheels.
it ended up being a loose wheel weight, flapping against the wheel during each rotation...so it did get faster with speed. I would look for something loose and slapping against the wheel in your case.
it ended up being a loose wheel weight, flapping against the wheel during each rotation...so it did get faster with speed. I would look for something loose and slapping against the wheel in your case.
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#11
So I would suggest, if you can, lift the front end on shop jack or jack stands and physically rotate the front wheels and listen for noises. One side at a time to see if you can narrow your point of origin for the noise.