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Clicking in front end when turning and driving

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Old Sep 26, 2012 | 3:49 PM
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I'm having this clicking in my front end when i drive that isn't relative to the speed, and a clicking when i turn sharply, theres a lot of play in the CV. I can move it up and down, and turn it a lot. And the boot is torn. But could it also be the wheel bearing cause im getting a dipping in the front end slightly. It's hard to explain. I just need someone else's opinions to better help whether i replace the CV or do something else. Any opinions?



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Old Sep 26, 2012 | 5:04 PM
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Since the boot is torn, besides needing replaced, inspect it.
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Old Sep 26, 2012 | 5:23 PM
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I've inspected it, and that's all I could find. Could it be the wheel baring also? Or just the wheel baring?
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Old Sep 26, 2012 | 8:32 PM
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Well definately without a doubt I think you need to replace the CV since you're getting play but mostly because the boot is torn. As for the wheel bearing the easiest way to test is this: jack up front of truck to where there is no weight on the suspension(just dangling) and the tire is about a inch off the ground, now for the wheel bearing have someone grab the tire at top and bottom and move up and down and if the wheel bearing is bad you should be able to see the hub/wheel bearing moving and you might have play in ball joints so give those a look as well. Another way is stick a big crow bar under the tire and move tire up and down and once again if there is something that needs replacing you can see it. I hope I was specific enough and even if you just want to change it, I believe you have to remove wheel bearing to take the CV out so you can knock two birds with one stone.
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