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Why do you have a clicking noise only when you let off the gas even after you've changed the axle and the differential gears?In: Car Sounds |
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Honda Man's Answer
A clicking noise is not a common sound for a bad ring and pinion or axle bearings. Use electronic chassis ears (denlors ste6600) to help pinpoint the source of the noise. U-joints in the driveshaft could make a clicking noise although it should click or make more noise on acceleration.
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I know you said it didn't, but listen REALLY carefully, and if it's still there when you are hitting the gas it could be your struts or your wheel bearings.
First answer by ID1191197269. Last edit by Honda Man. Contributor trust: 105 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 22 [recommend question]
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