Popping noise Na say like if im backing r pulling into a parking space you will hear a pop when i cut the wheel sharp but no clicking when im riding just when i make sharp turn i was told it could be my tie rod ends but not sure?

Does the sound get worse when you turn the wheel sharply? Best way to check is to raise the front end and try moving the shaft(s) going to the front wheel. Should not have any play in it.

Does the noise happen just as the vehicle starts to move in either direction, or after just after you shift?

Most clicking/popping noises when turning indicate a bad ball joint in the front axle. The CV joint has a boot over it that will eventually rip, causing the grease inside to be slung out. Dirt and moisture will get in there and cause the smooth joint to pop when under stress, like turning.

im going to say your clutches are going bad

most cars this old pop and squeek.

try bouncing it by hand parked to see if it makes noise.
or checking the wheel carefully , for damage or cracks.
try to see what is happening at the moment of noise
moving?
turning,
braking,
bouncing
accelerating or Deaccel?

Front Drive Axles Worn

sounds like your cv joint is bad . Have it replaced sooner rather than later as when it fails, you'll be stuck somewhere and will need a tow.

it is difficult to make sharp turns while in 4 wheel drive on a hard surface. If you are able to make sharp turn easily in 2 wheel drive then everything is probably OK. Check your owners manual and review the 4 wheel drive section, there is much to learn.

If you aren't afraid of jacking up the vehicle, you can test to see where the problem is coming from. Jack the vehicle up by the pinch well (most newer cars have grooves cut out or that can be popped out behind the front wheels). When the wheel is in the air, try moving it side to side, then up and down. Excessive side to side movement indicates a tie rod end, up and down indicates a ball joint, and all around indicates a wheel bearing which would also be a cause for the clicking sound you are hearing.

Most auto shops will check this for you free of charge when you get an oil change, since they're trying to sell you things anyway.

Does it sound like a speed induced continuous clicking, like (click,click,click,click,click) while turning and stop when you straighten your turn?
If so, this sounds like a bad CV (constant velocity) joint. These are the axles that move the car, they come from your transmission and turn the wheels. Your car is front wheel drive.
If this is not your symptom, please respond.

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