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Re: When Im turning i can hear a clicking coming from the...
Check your CV joint boots. If the boot is torn then the CV joint is probably bad. replace the whole drive shaft instead of repairing just the outer CV joint.
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Sounds like you have a bad CV joint. Roll down your windows and drive the vehicle slowly while turning to the left and right. If you hear clicking coming from your drivers side then your CV joint bearings are worn. Replace the CV arm.
Did you support the vehicle on a lift and run it, with wheels engaged? Since you have changed all the usual suspects, Have you checked the hub bearings? It could be that, or, something stupid like a backing plate hitting a rotor. Regarding the cat/o2 sensor thing. Cats do go bad, so do o2 sensors but, generally a code for an o2 sensor indicates a problem elsewhere, causing a lean or rich condition in the exhaust pipe, beyond the parameters of the o2 sensor. PS: check warranty on cat. generally it runs longer than many other components.
seeing as it is a 4wd and you replaced all the problem areas( this wont cost you anything but 75W90 x 2 Quarts and RTV) take all but the top diff cover bolt out of the front of your jeep let all the fluid drain then take off the top, sift thru your gear oil that came out with a magnet and see what you collect. if not much visually inspect your carrier and spider gears and your gear and pinion. I can almost gaurantee your problem will be in either the spiders or your gear
audis have a big problem with there front suspension struts.. they always fail and its a very common occurence. it sounds like this could be your problem.. it should be fixed as it can damage bearings in your car and other parts.. the noise should be coming from 1 side only tough.. unless both are failing. this might be the problem
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