"swapping sides?" can i buy more time on my axles?
08-16-2006 | 06:15 PM
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You could always take them apart and inspect.
Best case scenario, the joints are good and now they are clean and regreased.
Worst case, you have to replace them but you have already done half the work.
Best case scenario, the joints are good and now they are clean and regreased.
Worst case, you have to replace them but you have already done half the work.
08-17-2006 | 10:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Ghost944
update:
for giggles i took her around the neighborhood, then up the street, probbably abt 3 miles total, and it didnt make a sound. is it possible i just had a stone or stick or something lodged somewhere making that sound? given what Dan said i'd assume they need replacing, but why would it stop clicking now?
for giggles i took her around the neighborhood, then up the street, probbably abt 3 miles total, and it didnt make a sound. is it possible i just had a stone or stick or something lodged somewhere making that sound? given what Dan said i'd assume they need replacing, but why would it stop clicking now?
The clicking will come back. When mine started clicking I had jacked the car up to look around and after I lowered it back down it had stopped clicking for a while and then all of a sudden it returned. I would take them out to clean and regrease them and swap to opposite sides.
