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I have a 1996 grand caravan thats making a constant metal to metal rubbing noise i pulled the wheels and it still does it it sounds like its coming from transmission the passenger side axle isnt turning im thinking one or both axles may need replaced please let me know what you think thanks

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Turn to left and drive around if noise coming from right is bad.Do the same turn right.

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edward80

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  • Posted on Jun 04, 2009

SOURCE: replacing a rear axle on a 94 jeep grand cherokee 2wd

take the rear cover off of the rear end. make sure you have something to let the fluid drain in. turn the carrier until you see a 5/16ths bolt. take the bolt out and let the pin in the center of the carrier slide down enough to be able to slide the axle inward. that will release the c-clip. then when the c-clip i removed you can just pull the axle out of the houseing but mak sure to not let the carrier spin any while you are pulling the axle out.

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Mike Butler

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  • Posted on Jul 08, 2009

SOURCE: release excellorator makes clicking noise turn

Sounds like your thinking in the right area. Up on stands or hoist look for ripped boot, and/or movement at joint.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 03, 2009

SOURCE: Noise coming from my passenger side wheel well

yes, it could be, and probably is, to check this, jack the car up, and see if you can wiggle the tire, up and down, or side to side. also, you might want to check your brake pads. hope this helps!!!

Ironfist109

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  • Posted on May 27, 2011

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  • This sounds like the HUB (bearings) to me. A CV axle will clack, especially going around turns. I had this 93 Eagle Vison one time that the bearings were so bad I almost needed earplugs to drive down the road. Naturally I neglected them a bit longer than I should have but this is almost surely your problem.
  • You can jack that wheel off the ground and grab that tire at the top with one hand and the bottom with the other hand and try to move it back and forth in an upwardl/downward movement. If it has any play then your bearings are shot. Sounds like they are already but this is yet another test.
  • Change it soon before that wheel locks up.
Regards, Tony

montehammons

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  • Posted on Nov 03, 2011

SOURCE: pontiac grand prix passenger side cv axle

ello, ello. You just push hard till you hear the little circlip on the end of your axle shaft "click", meaning it has seated inside the transmission.

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