I have a 2005 dodge grand caravan that is making a clicking noise when I accelerate. Doesn't do it when not in gear or when pedal not pressed no matter the speed. The speed of the clicking gets faster the farther down I press the pedal also regardless of how fast I'm going any ideas?

Inspect the cable to the throttle control mechanism under the hood? All all the cables in their proper tracks? Are any cables wrapped the wrong direction, or out of the in-line track?

yea check sensors and throttle body make sure nothen hitten and linkage free and clear hope helps

Your symptoms sound similiar to mine when the water pump was going bad. Have it checked out, it's a simple check for a mechanic. Good luck!

WHEN SERVICE VECHICLE LIGHT COME ON.THE DEALERSHIP HAS TO CHECK OUT EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM.MAKE SURE ALL EMISSION COMPONENTS IS WORKING PROPERLY.THEN THEY HAVE TO RESET SERVICE VECHICLE LIGHT WITH A SPECIAL SCANNER.

the door lock actuator is going bad.

if any thing the calipers could be sticking but the ratcheting noise in reverse is normal

probably trottle position sensor

U may have got some bad gas, also maybe vapor lock.

hi is it miss-firing as it sounds like a knocking noise can be anything but if you can feel it on the accelerater pedal then the noise sounds like its on the inlet valve side which would transfere the noise up the throttle body where the accelerater is located it could be something as simple as a tappet come loose to a burned valve you need to have a look do a compression test and take the rocker cover off see if theres anything come loose yates210456

you need a replacement steering rack and pinion