Rotational Click........
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Rotational Click........
I have a 1992 Jeep Cherokee Lerado I6 4x4. It has the dana M 30 front axle and the Chrysler 8.25 rear axle, AW4 transmission, 242 transfer case.
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Entire braking system except Master Cylinder, Booster, and Proportion Valve.
All tie rod ends.
Right side hub.
Front UJoints.
As I am driving (only between 5-25 mph) I hear a Click sound from the front end. Aprox 3 clicks per second. Any ideas?
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Entire braking system except Master Cylinder, Booster, and Proportion Valve.
All tie rod ends.
Right side hub.
Front UJoints.
As I am driving (only between 5-25 mph) I hear a Click sound from the front end. Aprox 3 clicks per second. Any ideas?
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think im in the same boat. i just replaced my pass side u-joint and i get a clicking sound. no front doors so its easier to hear for me. does it sound like something binding up then popping?
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I think I am having the same problem as you are describing. When it cools off outside (104* with the heat index) later I'm going to go out and try to find the problem. Mine is not constant though, mostly when I am slowing down, so I think I may have a cracked rotor or something is binding when I brake
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Well I believe i have figured out the clicking noise..... I replaced the rotors not to long ago. Well the holes in the rotors for the studs to go through are too big. Yes i had it torqued to 95 Ft Lbs. As I am driving they rotate back and forth.... I replaced them with the best ones from autozone. Still doing the same thing. I put 4 new lugs on the front.... all they had until tomorrow. I also discovered there is another lick/pop noise that ironically hits the same beat as the rotors moving. My Ujoints on the front shaft need replaced.
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Ok time for a quick update.... Just finished replacing the ujoints on the rear shaft and the front shaft...... still the same noise. Drove it before reinstalling front shaft... Same noise.... Friend of mine told me to remove the front axles and drive it to see if it goes away... That will have to be a different day. Also when i put it in gear after backing up it clanks..... Any ideas???? I hope not trans......
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Ok time for a quick update.... Just finished replacing the ujoints on the rear shaft and the front shaft...... still the same noise. Drove it before reinstalling front shaft... Same noise.... Friend of mine told me to remove the front axles and drive it to see if it goes away... That will have to be a different day. Also when i put it in gear after backing up it clanks..... Any ideas???? I hope not trans......
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Well I believe i have figured out the clicking noise..... I replaced the rotors not to long ago. Well the holes in the rotors for the studs to go through are too big. Yes i had it torqued to 95 Ft Lbs. As I am driving they rotate back and forth.... I replaced them with the best ones from autozone. Still doing the same thing. I put 4 new lugs on the front.... all they had until tomorrow. I also discovered there is another lick/pop noise that ironically hits the same beat as the rotors moving. My Ujoints on the front shaft need replaced.
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Off the truck it did tighten down. Haven't done it on the truck. Ill try. I know the hole id is going to be bigger than the stud od but when its more than 1/8 of an inch seems a bit to much.
If I have time tomorrow, I am going to take out the front axle shafts and put it all back together. If the click is gone then I know its either A Ujoints (even though they are new) or B front diff.
If I have time tomorrow, I am going to take out the front axle shafts and put it all back together. If the click is gone then I know its either A Ujoints (even though they are new) or B front diff.