timebomb0220

Recently lifted my jeep, zone 3" full lift.

Currently running no front sway or endlinks, and i have 33x12.50 on the front.

Just got the jeep aligned yesterday and now i here this noise.

Its almost the noise you would hear in a car when the axle is going its like a clicking noise that speeds up with the sound of the car. Sounds as if ther eis a big screw in the tire. I dont hear it as much when im accelerating , but when im coasting at say 35-40mph you hear it and feel it coming from the drivers side front. Now, the werid thing is that as soon as i step on the brake, the clicking stops. untill i realse my foot from the brake and coast again, in which case the clicking comes back. anyone know what can cause this clicking????

i have a 1995 cherokee sport straight 6 automatic

I also have a transfer case drop kit in it and a new steering stabalizer

timebomb0220

someones gotta have an idea??

So it doesnt happen when im turning, so its not the ball joints,'

And my transfer csse drop has been on for a week. It almost sounds like the u joint clicking but it cant be

salad

Why can't it be U joints? Sounds like em.

JRT1393

It may be the u joints in the ends of the front axle

Elexwiz

I had the same exact symptoms but coming from the rear axle. Only heard the clicking when driving on a paved road at normal speeds when coasting. If I step on the brake the clicking stops. If I accelerate the clicking stops. I thought my newly installed Aussie locker bit the dust. Turns out all 5 lug nuts on my left rear tire worked loose. You said it just came out of the shop getting an alignment. Check the lug nuts.