When going forward i can hear a clicking noise comming from the right rear tire but when i go in reverse the clicking is gone and i can not hear it.
Is the tire flat? Have you physically taken the wheel off the right rear and inspected the tire for screws, metal pieces, rocks or other things stuck in the tire? Go do that right now..and see if something is there.
SOURCE: clicking noise when turning right
check your cv axles in the front end. they are basically your drive axles. the popping while turning is usually the outer boots on the axle shafts have torn and the grease inside the boots has ran out causing the shaft to be dry and click or pop when steering. usually you can replace the boot thats torn but it must be done within a few days of it tearing otherwise you will need to replace the axle shafts.
SOURCE: Grinding noise when making right turns.
CV joint. Take/Tow your vehicle to an authorized Hyundai dealership and pay the diagnostic fee... they will tell you exactly what the problem is and the cost of parts/labor to fix it... at least this way you'll know what the problem is and what's required to fix it.
SOURCE: 2002 elantra right rear shock absorber hung up
Look to see if the spring is broke!
That can be a bad thing to have happen.
SOURCE: Hyundai Elantra 2002 rear right drivers side makes
it's either bearing or the tire.(assuming it's front wheel drive car)
SOURCE: when I put my 2006
Sounds like a CV joint is wearing out.
I'd check both inner and outter boots on the right side since thats where the clicking is.
While CV joints can be replaced individually...usually you end up changing the drive shaft with both boots as an assembly.
Hope this helps...
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