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I have a 23 bronco sport Outer Banks with a little over 26,000 miles, I have noticed lately when making a turn I hear a click in the front end. Just wondering if anyone Elks has experienced this?
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Sounds like it could be a CV joint starting to go bad - pretty common on vehicles with that kind of mileage, especially if you do a lot of tight turns or parking lot maneuvers.
I'd think you're a long way from having to deal with a CV joint or any suspension component if you drive normally. I'd think that it easily could be a shim or a shield (especially the "click" is rhythmic and not very loud).
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A bad CV joint is not a common problem at that mileage -- at least it isn't in my experience.
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Do you hear one single "click" or multiple "Clicks"? If it's multiple "clicks" does it increase or decrease with speed changes? Does the "click" or "clicks" only happen when you turn the steering wheel? Does the sound only happen when you turn to the right or to the left? Does the sound change when going in reverse? Do you go off-road often, a little or not at all? Did the sound start after you went off-road?
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