I have been hearing an annoying noise coming from what seems to be the front passenger wheel area. I can best describe it starting out like a clicking sounding kind of like the wheel on Wheel of Fortune. It sped up and slowed down with my speed. So I assume it coincides with my wheel turning. I took it to two different mechanics and they say they couldn't hear the noise. Over the past month it has gotten worse now to a rattling. I have already gotten the sway bars, ball joints, tie ends done.
Some mechanics are jerks and just want money does it clunk when you take off ?
SOURCE: right front wheel plan and road noise
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If the tires are wearing normal then its not the ball joint. If it worse while turning one way and quieter turning the other way it a wheel bearing. A ball joint does'nt make a constant noise.
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It could be, but check shock bushings, control arm bushings, sway bar and brackets. There are anumber of things that can cause a rattle. The first thing to be done is jack the truck up mput it on stands and start checking before replaceing parts. Pay close attention to shocks bushings and anything rubber.
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