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Vehicle & Technical => Discovery => Topic started by: scooby on April 19, 2005, 11:48:49

Title: help clicking
Post by: scooby on April 19, 2005, 11:48:49
i have got a clicking coming from the rear drivers whell had it off can not find any rubbing on it at all or round that area, it sounded like if i had a cable tie cought up in the disc. but could not find anything there.Any ideas out there.
Title: help clicking
Post by: lee celtic on April 19, 2005, 15:02:32
Check the treads for jammed stones , They make a clicking noise when your on the black stuff and the sound comes in through the drivers window reflected off parked cars and walls and stuff ,, could be in any of the tyres (but not the spare) :D
Title: help clicking
Post by: scooby on April 19, 2005, 17:06:39
Quote from: "lee celtic"
Check the treads for jammed stones , They make a clicking noise when your on the black stuff and the sound comes in through the drivers window reflected off parked cars and walls and stuff ,, could be in any of the tyres (but not the spare) :D

already done that. thanks.
Title: help clicking
Post by: robbie on April 19, 2005, 22:24:30
might not be a stone. I have a 'clicking' from near the steering wheel on the motorway and it turns out to be the trim. When I get to certain speeds, the plastic rubs/rattles against another bit of plastic and sounds really odd, It goes when I slow down
Title: help clicking
Post by: ChrisW on April 19, 2005, 22:28:16
Have you done any work in that area recently? Changed brake pads, wheel bearing or anything?

Possible causes...
Rattling brake pads (some aftermarket one's do for some reason)
Wheel bearing on its way out
Title: help clicking
Post by: Guy90 on April 19, 2005, 22:36:10
Bushes :(thinkhard):
Title: help clicking
Post by: scooby on April 20, 2005, 08:55:53
Quote from: "ChrisW70"
Have you done any work in that area recently? Changed brake pads, wheel bearing or anything?

Possible causes...
Rattling brake pads (some aftermarket one's do for some reason)
Wheel bearing on its way out
no work done on it for sometime. been sitiing around for two weeks now.
Title: help clicking
Post by: lee celtic on April 20, 2005, 11:09:56
Had a word with a mate at his tyre depot and he says swap the wheels with the spare one at a time as sometimes the tyre can delaminate and the layers can slap together ( like when you get a leather belt double it over and pull the ends fast you get a slap noise ) ie a gap opens when the fault is at the bottom and slaps shut when the weight is off..

worth a try and costs nothing :D
Title: help clicking
Post by: scooby on April 20, 2005, 16:47:34
Quote from: "lee celtic"
Had a word with a mate at his tyre depot and he says swap the wheels with the spare one at a time as sometimes the tyre can delaminate and the layers can slap together ( like when you get a leather belt double it over and pull the ends fast you get a slap noise ) ie a gap opens when the fault is at the bottom and slaps shut when the weight is off..

worth a try and costs nothing :D

Will give it ago down with flu so not feeling up to sorting the old girl out at the mo. but does sound good to me.thanks
Title: help clicking
Post by: scooby on April 20, 2005, 16:48:43
Quote from: "Guy110"
Bushes :(thinkhard):

had all new bushes 6weeks ago now thanks for your help.
Title: help clicking
Post by: Disco Inferno on April 20, 2005, 17:17:54
cv joint?
Title: help clicking
Post by: Budgie on April 20, 2005, 23:34:30
Play in the propshaft U/J?  :?
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