Fulham71

I have a clicking noise coming from the front wheels of my type 4
The noise is only there when turning
we tried changing a driveshaft but this made no difference then we took this out & fitted new wheel bearings
this cured temporarily but the noise is back

CAN ANYONE HELP
CHEERS

tony1979

Could be the CV Joints. Get it checked out.

Fulham71

thsnks for the suggestion
however i believe the cv joint is part of the drive shaft

tony1979

I need to learn to read.

Fulham71

sorry mate wasnt trying to have a go
thanks for showing interest
Paul

Fulham71

i have been told it could be the flange ?
anyone come across that ?

tweenierob

if your car has abs then could it be the sensor touching perhaps, one other thing, if it is not repetative (spellcheck) then it may be your pads moving, may sound weird but since it went away for a little while after you had done the drive shaft then it probably something that you have touched whilst doing the driveshaft (pads, calipers etc etc) i had a clicking noise coming from my right hand wheel and after taking the pads and anti rattle springs out and bending them so that they held the pads in tighter and no longer rattled or clicked, may have just been a fluke but just an idea.........
Cheers, Rob

Leeroy

I am with Rob on this one. I too have recently noticed a clicking noise from the drivers side front wheel, only when coming to a halt and clamping the brakes quite hard. It appeared after having a 4-wheel alignment done, so i assumed something had been disturbed and found it to be the pads (quite worn) moving within the caliper.

Lee S

Fulham71

cheers for info guys

tweenierob

just like to add, after seing pauls brake set up i doubt it very much if that is the problem lol.......
Rob