clicking when I go very slow on brakes.
11-19-2002, 04:36 AM
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clicking when I go very slow on brakes.
One of my CV joints is fried. Driver side. I'm just wondering if anyone knows if a result of this would be a clicking sound when I use the brakes to slow down. I think it clicks every 1/3 rotation of the wheel or so. anyone know?
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11-19-2002, 06:28 AM
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The clicking sound is not the CV joint when you are slowing down. It will only click when it's under load. (ie accelerating or going around a corner while accelerating) If you hear it while braking, it's probably something with the brakes.
Good luck.
Tom
Good luck.
Tom
11-19-2002, 10:12 AM
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change your brake pads? It may be the wear indicators, they click and you probably can't hear them over the wind noise when you're going fast. Does it click when you go straight too or only when you are turning? If it only clicks while you are turning it's probably your CV joints, but if it clicks all the time it's probably your brakes.
