1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee "joint noises" Questions

front noise while in 4x4 any ideas? Maybe a worn c/v joint. Does it seem to come from one side or the other? If it does, it's probably the c/v joint on the side that the noise is coming from. If the ...

noises coming either from left front axle,and when i engage the 4 wheel drive the noise gets worse Most likely wheel bearing or cv joint issue. look for a ripped open cv boot. I believe that year used

...noise from rear end when put into drive If it is one big clunk then it might just be the universal joint that connects the drive shaft to the rear end. It is very dangerous to drive a vehicle with ...

I have a 4.0 grand cherokee 2000, when shifting reverse gear , it makea a loud sound (TUK). But there is no problem in driving and gear shifting is normal. Some vehicles with automatic transmissions ...

I have a noise that comes from the transfer case of maybe its a u joint on my 2007 jeep larado.Anyway I bought this vehicle from a dealer and when I took it for a test drive it made the noise only ...

...would start at looking from the othside in. The clicling kinda sounds like a CV (constant velocity) joint then it houses inside the side of the transmission.Check ball joints for play. Maybe even try ...

I am getting a metallic "clicking" noise from the front end of a 2003 jeep grand cherokee. The noise is most audible at low speeds (10-15 mph) The tempo of the noise does not seem to increase/decrease

...rubbing noise coming from front end. Brakes were replaced. Mechanic is at a loss. could it be the u-joint? This most likely means one of your front drive axles needs to be replaced. A U-joint would ...

...Re-Balanced tires today to no avail. 2 or 4WD - check wheel bearings for excessive play, or check U-joint on driveshaft (especially if the noise/vibration goes away after 70mph or so). 4WD - Check CV ...

...we use an electronic ear, to find the source, easy , fast and safe. a $50 tool can not find U-joints. (no way to clamp to a spinning u-joint so we inspect them. and do not break your brakes.