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Old 07-19-2005, 06:15 PM   #1 (permalink)
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3rd Generation Clicking noise - FIXED

Just got my Camry back from the shop, and the clicking noise is gone. Whenever I would turn right, a clicking noise would get louder and louder the faster I turned. Some people told me it was going to be a torn CV boot, and some said axle shaft. Turned out to be a $80 axle shaft. Just a heads up because I know that a few people on TN have this same problem.
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good for the heads up, but there's no way that a cv boot would have done that....the cv joint you mean, no?
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Torn CV boot will lead to the CV joint failing from the dirt that gets in.

Very common problem on front wheel drive cars - a mechanic should be able to diagnose it immediately.
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Old 07-20-2005, 11:06 AM   #4 (permalink)
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and so should most owners
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my mech does the halfshafts rather than replace JUST the CV's....glad it was a cheap fix
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Old 07-24-2005, 10:42 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Bump, because I had a similar problem (clicking noise, increasing in volume, when the wheel was turned far over to the left) and it was eliminated when I had the right axle (replaced last year at midas) re-replaced under warranty, yesterday.
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Yeah i had that problem too last christmas. I ended turning the wheel really far over and pulled into a parking spot at the mall. And poof, the noise was gone forever. Aparently my CV joint was gone ofrever too. I had to get the car towed and have both axle shafts replaced. 6 hours and $300 later i had new axles and a driveable car.
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I went through that not too long ago myself. Had my work done at Monro. I have my brakes and rotors from Midas and I think that's the only thing I'll ever have done with them again.
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