when you hear clicking in front end when you turn, what does that mean?

Answer 1

clicking while turning and accelerating is almost allways a bad outer cv joint and if that is what you are experiencing a lot of times the cv boot will be torn and leaking grease if so just replace the whole shaft it takes 30-60 minutes ti do and u can get a shaft for 60.00 if you need instructions e mail me

Answer 2

It means if the car is front wheel drive, the CV joints are bad. Now if it is rear wheel drive dig the gravel out of your front tire

Answer 3

C/V joint.

If you have front wheel drive, then one of your C/V joints (the half axles that go from your transmission to your wheels) is getting worn out.

They can go for quite a while like that, but eventually you will need to replace it. It's fairly simple to do if you are mechanically inclined, otherwise try to find a decent mechanic to do it for you - avoid the dealership unless it is under warranty, and they cover it.

Answer 4

I assume your car is front wheel drive? If so then your cvc joints are going out and will have to be replaced soon.

Answer 5

that means that your half shaft outer (or sometimes inner) joint has lost its grease and is starting to bind which is causing the clicking noise. the repair for that would be to replace the half shaft assy. .. usually the cost is 100$ for the part and 130$ for the labor

Answer 6

CV boots & joints need replacing>>?

Answer 7

one of your cv joints is going bad.

Answer 8

It could be a wheel bearing or your brakes get it checked out fast

Answer 9

Your blinkers are working