I have a 2002 Oldsmobile Bravada and when I drive there is a clicking sound coming from the front driver side Tire. The noise does not continue when I turn

That could be any of several issues including:
Wheel bearing
CV joint
"Stuff" in brake caliper

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1995 oldsmobile achieva dash and tail lights don't work! ... My car, 98 intrigue, has the automatic climate control and will not change ... Usually the whining noise stops just before it stalls. ... I have a 2002 Olds Bravada I bought during cold weather. ... both the cam and crank sensor send their signals to the ignition control ...

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sound's to me like it might be a lower ball joint and a hub assembly on that side of the vehicle or a lower control arm bushing is bad..

Sounds a lot like you have a bad wheel bearing. Yours is a complete bearing/hub assembly.
Often you will feel no looseness or hear no noise from there if the wheels are off the ground as the bearing is not loaded by the vehicles weight and since they are built fairly tough, unless it is really bad, it won't have any play either. Just figure out which side is making noise and replace it.
The work isn't too difficult if you get a manual and just follow the instructions. Haynes and chilton are both OK for that.

If the noise is from in front of the L.F. tire then it sounds like this is from the Air Injection Blower. It runs when the engine is cols as part of the emissions system. The blower may be going bad and making more noise than before. You can see the blower easily by removing the plastic wheel well shield from the front wheel well after removing the tire.

Try making tight turns to the right and then to the left. see if the grinding noise comes and goes. It could be your C/V joint and they need to be replaced. The noise will only come when your making the tight turns, you don't have to go fast. Walking speed will do and you can hear it with the window open or someone walking beside the Bravada. Good luck and keep me posted. Be glad to help.

your problem is more than likely one of a few problems
there are two hoses on your transfer case one sucks in one blows out if one gets cloged it will go out completly so have it checked its starting.
or check the oil in the transfer case

I have experienced the same rattle on a 2002 Bravada since about 50,000 miles. I have had tie rods replaced. Later, I had tires rotated at a tire/maintenance shop and they showed me a slight amount of movement in the ball joints. They wanted to change them. I took it to a dealership. They checked the ball joints and said some play is normal but didn't recommend changing them. I am wondering if the noise is in the struts. It occurs on a slightly rough roads and even backing out of a driveway when the shocks/struts are working rapidly.

The AC/Heater unit has electric motors the open and close all the vents and heat to cold doors. when these electric motors begin to open or close past their stop points, the motor try to continue to open and close itself properly, thus fourth its tapping all the time. to see which one it is, turn the heater control to cold and slowly to hot. most of the time, its the heater door. if not, do the same with the vent control. the problem is common withe the GM SUV's.