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- Thread starter Hasan
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check the sway bar links. my bro's truck did the same sound. got even worst while turning the wheel in reverse.
check the front susp for any loose parts or worn out bushings
check the front susp for any loose parts or worn out bushings
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Took off the Sway Bar Link on that side and tryed it out. Still had that same clicking sound. Any other possibilities? Its probably either the upper or lower ball joint or the tie rod ends. How would I know which one it is?
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lift the tire and move the susp parts to see if u get any sound.
mostly the lower ball joint wears faster, check that one. if not it might be an arm bushing.
mostly the lower ball joint wears faster, check that one. if not it might be an arm bushing.
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