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Front End Clicks?
I have an 04 f250 4x4 w/ the 6.0. When i turn my truck to the right i can hear a clicking sound coming from the drivers side but only when im driving. Any sugesstions? Ive heard that it could be the spacers between the leaf springs. Could that be possible? Or mabey its the U-Joints...
Last edited by matecki : 11-06-2007 at 12:38 PM. |
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Have you engaged the 4 wheel drive lately? Mine was doing the same thing after playing with the 4 wheel drive and I guess when I took it out of 4 wheel drive it did not disengage all the way and i heard the clicking when I turn. I just played with the 4 wheel drive again going forward and reverse multiple times the noise is gone now. Hope this helps..... Terry |
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jack the front up and cheke front hub bearing there known to go out and make sure hub are unlocked
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