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Old 10-10-2006, 02:47 AM
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Default Re: Creeking noise - front end

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Oh you boys are good... real good.

The noise: when turning to the right, with nearly my whole freekin' head inside the wheel well, the creeking noise is more of a series of deep clicks -- the slower the rig moves, the slower the clicks come. They are somewhat deep sounding -- it must be related to a rotating part of somekind.

T-case seems to be working fine; the sound does not change whether I'm in 4-lo, high, etc.

I did not notice any rubbing on the back of the brake rotor either.

Thanks for the guidance... I'll see if I can't replicate the sound, record and post. Gnomes... it must be those GD garden gnomes!

I would just about put some money on a CV in the half-shaft. It probably hasn't completely blown yet but they can "click".

We had a Acura Legend that was FWD and it had a click on the CV and they wouldn't replace it as it was "within spec"
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