Clicking Noise

[AllTheCoolNamesAreTaken]

When I slow down, I can hear a quiet clicking noice coming somewhere from around the rear right wheel. Does anyone know what it is? Is it the drumbrake? Please help me out... Thanks

[vampyr]

do you have the stock hubcaps or rims on the car?

[AllTheCoolNamesAreTaken]

Just the stock alloy rims for now, thinking about new ones in the future though

[SuprSpdDB7]

I have this same problem to...! but i have hubcaps on the car right now... but the clicking noise on my car is coming from the Front LEft

[vampyr]

I have the caps also and the reason that I asked the question is, if you have the caps then it is probably a loose lug nut on the cap mine work themselfs loose and if I am going slow enough annd have the window down I can hear them clicking I then get out and tighten them up and they are good for a while. as for the rims I have no clue.

AllTheCoolNamesAreTaken where in CT are you? I am in watertown.

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[Fusion]

If i is coming from the front left, that is where mine was ticking when my Pads where starting to get low and the ABS INOP light and Low trac light would come on. For me it meant new pads. I'm not sure about rear.

[knowledgefreak]

a rock in the tred will do this

[chas]

i agree. check for gravel in the treads. #1 cause of strange tire noises.

[Guardiannknight]

Yeap, rocks will do it. But, something worse, is when a small piece of metal gets in the tire. It can take forever before it finally works itself out of the tire. So if you don?t find a gravel in the tire, then it may be a piece of metal or something of that nature. If so, you can run your hands over the tire to find it, but be careful. Cause you can really slice your hand if you rub over it to fast. :eek: