redwinqs

alright well i searched for awhile but none seem to have what i need so here it goes.... for a few months now when i turn my front right has been clicking, indicating cv boot worn right? well its not ripped at all...inner or outer. Now just recently i have had some pedal vibration under accleration, but stops when in neutral or breaking. Its a 94 si and is currently at my friends shop and we cant figure out what is wrong with it. Mechanic said he hears the clicking while driving it, but when its on the lift the noise really isnt there. Possible bad wheel bearing? Im not really sure so any input would be greatly appreciated.

BigLoadChoakHard

cv joints can still make noise even if the boot isnt ripped open if it is clicking on right turns i would be suspicious of a worn rightside axle

TeamNextGenChris

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i agree.definately sounds like a worn out CV JOINT,not boot.i'd question your mechanic if he can't figure that out.
chris

redwinqs

anyone else?

mike93eh

just get some remanufactured axles and DIY...
problem fixed.

Slopoke

vibration under "acceleration only" is usually a sign of a bad inner cv joint.

I'd pull that front right axle out, pull it apart and inspect it.

blacksihatch

dude honestly stop the guess work it could just lead to being a little more fusstrated and pissed off...and to change a cv axle is a snap.