Alright, so im driving around, everything seems to be working normal. Then i hear this clicking noise. The faster i go, the clicking also goes faster. It seems to be coming from the back right side of the car, but its definatly coming from the back of the car. Im not sure how to see what it is, or diagnose what the noise is, because it only happens when im driving. Even when the clutch is pushed in and im coasting the clicking continues. But when i press down on the break and slow down the clicking also slows down. If anyone has any info that could help me out, that would be great. Also, if anyone is in the winter park/ orlando area, i live right around there, it would be great if you could help me see what it is. Thanks!

 

Check your brake hardware if you have drum brakes if it's not anything in there it might be the wheel bearing.

 

Try jacking up the car and turning the rear wheels and see where that sound is coming from. Could be just debris on your wheels that's hitting something or maybe bearings.

 

yeah jack the car up and spin the wheel / if no noise look for a screw or nail head in the tire

 

There could be a pebble or something stuck in the tread of your tire. It's happened to me a million times.

 

can you ****** the pebble from my hand grasshoppa? sorry I could'nt resist bro

 

How can i check to see if its a wheel bearing? Is it bad to be driving around like this? Also, why would there be a screw head stuck in the wheel? Any other ideas? Thanks.

 

Well it seems to only be making the noise when i drive straight, when i turn to the right or the left, it stops. Is this the wheel bearing?