Clicking sound Makes a clicking sounds while driving nd turns. It comes and goes.I noticed it when its sits for a period of time. When I don't have not where to go.

Does it have an IACV (Idle air control valve)? These can fail.Have you run the codes? don-ohio (:^)

If it's a cable system, I would suspect the cable was frayed. If it uses a hydraulic system, maybe there's air in the line. When the air is heated, the clutch line gets mushy, (much more noticeable when it happens with a brake line). It could need a hydraulic cylinder repair kit too..

Check all the plug by starting the car nd remove d plug wire nd replacing it back 1 by 1.during this period of removal u wil notice slight change in the engine rpm.bt if there is no change during the period you remove the plug wire,it is the plug or the wire{cap}.or service the fuel nozzles nd the injector.

Sounds like a throttle position sensor. It is a variable resistor that moves with the, "gas" pedal. What happens is it wears out in the position it spends the most time, say 40 mph. Then it can't properly report the position of the pedal to the car's computer, it looses connection, and the computer thinks you just let off the pedal completely, and the engine goes to idle. A slight movement of the pedal goes to a less worn spot, and the fuel flow comes back to the engine.

Starter may be bad .

check linkage and pins

The click sound when turning over is the battery going bad. Replace battery. Eventually it will not restart.

Next time it goes on... or before you have cycled the key off and on three times... stop in at autozone... they will scan it for the codes for free... well they used to.


Robert

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callipers and brakes and disc need to be fixed

Sounds like it an outer cv joint on that side. They start making a ticking noise under load and it gets worse as time goes on. Have a shop look it.You'll need a pretty well stocked tool box if you want to do it yourself.