Clicking sound front drivers side

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May 21, 2016 | 06:46 PM

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Friar Tuck

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Does it matter whether straight ahead or turning? Nothing is hitting the tire?
Here's a weird possibility...something inside the tire.

May 22, 2016 | 10:17 AM

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66three83

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What kind of rims do you have? If they are chrome, there could be a small rock between the chrome cover and the steel rim. It could make quite a racket at slow speeds, then disappear at higher speed.

Jul 18, 2016 | 08:34 PM

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badjojo13

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Originally Posted by team_realtree

06 2wd ram 1500

This is really pissing me off. There is new pads and rotors, new wheel bearing/hub assembly/ and new ball joints...

Yet STILL as I am driving at slower speeds there is a click click click almost not as fast as the tire rotates a full rotation. It does it driving on grass too so not a stone in the tread.

Brake pad clips are not hitting rotor. Dust shield has been removed so no stone between shield and rotor.

How can an essentially brand new front end be doing this !!

Please help

Have you ever found the cause i have that same noise on my truck both front wheel worst when worm cold seems to go away the warmer the brake wors the noise. Also noticable when turning

Jul 19, 2016 | 12:14 PM

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team_realtree

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Originally Posted by badjojo13

Have you ever found the cause i have that same noise on my truck both front wheel worst when worm cold seems to go away the warmer the brake wors the noise. Also noticable when turning

It was a cracked wheel stud. It ended up braking off when I was removing the tire trying to find the noise.

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