I have on rattling sound sound on right front tire when slow driv

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Aug 11, 2001 - I have a clicking type noise comming from the left front tire. It does not ... I can really hear it when I'm driving beside a sound wall or the side of a building. ... the sound. (Yeah right!) ... Almost forgot: 1999 Ford F150 XLT Supercab 5.4 4X4. ... My 2000 4X4 had a ting ting noise coming from the left front wheel. Intermitent Grinding Noise on 2004 F150 4x4 - Page 5
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Jack up front drivers side wheel and grab the top and bottom of tire, give it a good firm wriggle and see if you can detect any movement.

You may need new rubber mounts. I would have them all checked.

Could be a tire hitting the inner fender skirting. Check both front tires to see if they are clean/scraped right at the tread and side. This is a good indication that the tire is rubbing something. Also, since your turning right, you put more weight of the vehicle on the left side. You might want to check the front and rear wheel bearings on the left. I've heard them click before, but only under pressure.

take the wheel out and make cure the Bering wheel is good

i would 1st check out the front tires to make sure that they are not defective, if tires check out ok, then i would put the jeep on a rack at a garage, and check out all of the front end components, including c. v. joints and the wheel bearings.

This is going to sound silly, but remove your hub cap and then try it. Wouldn't be the first time I've seen that. Let me know.

It's probably your cv (constant velocity) joint. Jack up the honda and put it on safety stands, look at the area behind the center of both front wheels, there is a rubber boot. This boot protects the cv joint from dirt, road grime, water, salt, etc. If you see splits in it or grease on the boot, it has deteriorated, and is letting contaniments in. The damage has already been done if it makes a rattling noise going around corners at slow speed. I changed both cv joints (purchased rebuilt axles for $49 each) in my 92, but it is a big job labor wise. There's a lot to take apart to remove the axles.

your front drive axle is wore out .get it repaced .befor it brakes

ITS EASIER FOR A PROFESSIONAL BECAUSE IT ALSO CAN COME FROM THE STRUTS I HAD THE SAME PROBLEM AND THE SHOP TOLD ME THAT BUT THEN I TOOK IT TO A DIFFERENT PLACE AND THEY REPLACED THE STRUTS AND IT WENT A WAY