I hear clicking noise when I make a right turn only

you will have to adjust the position of the neutral switch so that it reads correctly when in neutral or park.

Does the noise happen just as the vehicle starts to move in either direction, or after just after you shift?

first thing i would be doing is if u can lift the frot of the car and with someone in the car e brake on and put it in drive and one person under it to hear where the noise is coming from as it could be a shaft or like colin h says it could be the trany ison its way out

put it on a hoist and visually inspect it then adjust the shift cable its moving to close to park position and the clicking is probably the park pin in the trans

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Get something else

Maybe American (Rear Wheel Drive Only)

Cv axles normally click repetedly when moving ,doesn't sound like an axle,more like a motor mount or brake calpier .If you put your foot on the brake with the hood open ,put the truck in reverse and put a load on it and then in drive and load it you will be able to see the engine rock excessivly if a mount is bad.

Sounds as if the gears may be broken in the rear axle, the front axle will pull the car if in four wheel drive but when in 2 wheel drive only the rear axle pulls. Get the back tires off the ground and turn the rear end by the wheels. You may or may not hear any noise but if it is in park it you should feel some resistance if the gears are in good shape, will likely turn freely or lock up completely in spots if the gears are broken.

When the engine is cold, go under the car and try to shake the exhaust system at the approximate spot you hear the rattle coming from. It is most likely a heat shield for the exhaust, or a broken (rusted through) hanger for the exhaust making the noise you describe. You can probably correct it with a wire or couple of screws to secure the shield, or replace a hanger.

push gear shift to left when in park and turn key off at the same time.

you have a bad cv sahaft