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    clicking sound

    few weeks ago i heard a clicking sound towards the front of my car. this only happens when im stop or accelerating and turning the wheel. could this be my CV axle?? if it is how hard to replace this part??? tnks
    1993 LX 2DR Coupe bone stock 120,000 2nd owner
    1972 Celica 18RG project car
    1974 Celica Rust Free non running
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    Could be your axle as you mentioned. Look underneath and see if the boot is ripped. Its alright. The main bitch is taking out that 36mm nut that holds the axle.

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      #3
      yea ussually clicking its from cv inspect and replace if needed.HAHAHA sorry but good luck taking that 36mm nut out if you need to, ITS A BITCHHHHHH.

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        #4
        Your Def. Going To Need A Impact Gun To Remove That 36mm Out.....suxxxx Ass...lol Good Luck Homie...but All In All Its A Easy Fix...

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          #5
          You dont need an impact. You can put the car in 5th, stand on the brake, and get a buddy with a 36mm socket/breaker bar/ and a long pipe and it will come off. Just too much of hassle.

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            #6
            tnks guys for a quick reply so what i need a 36mm socket, impact gun or a friend to step the brakes were you guys recomend buying the axle at good price?? probably it will cost me $100 a piece for that thing while at it i might change the rotors and the pads

            Rocky
            1993 LX 2DR Coupe bone stock 120,000 2nd owner
            1972 Celica 18RG project car
            1974 Celica Rust Free non running

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              #7
              cv joints , get a inspection

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                #8
                You will also need a hammer and 12 or 14mm sockets (gotta take off tie rod and lower ball joint) and some new cotter pins preferably and a long flat head screwdriver. Thats basically the tool list or the ones I can think of at the moment other than the 36mm. And you will also need a punch to stake the nut on the axle when reinstalling.

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