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Old 02-24-2005, 10:49 PM
ericballz ericballz is offline
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clicking/creaking noise when turning

My 96 gt recently started to make this clicking noise whenever i turn the wheel to the right. I've pretty sure its coming from the front right side of the car near the wheels. Is it the balljoint or something else?
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Old 02-26-2005, 08:07 PM
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YES, It could be your balljoints. I had a '93 that had a creeking/clicking sound when I turned the corner. I just let it go, untill one day I come off the interstate off ramp and BOOM! The nose of the car hit the pavement. Thank God I was only doing about 30mph when it happend. Tore up my front bumper and almost tore off my front spindle. Have some one who knows supentions check it out.
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Old 02-27-2005, 11:03 PM
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Ball joints would be an easy/cheap place to start. Easily fixed with a specialty tool "ball joint seperator." Just get an alignment immediately after replacing them, otherwise you will buy new tires every 3000 miles
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