"Clinking" from driver front wheel
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Bad CV joint.
You have probably heard older front wheel drive cars doing this too, replace the CV joint and all will be good again.
Your boot may be cracked/ripped and it allowed dirt and junk to get in there or it may just be worn out.
But seeing the age of your truck I am betting on a ripped CV boot.
Either way a new CV joint is in order.
www.atlanticbritish.com
www.roverlandparts.com
www.autosportsunlimited.com
You have probably heard older front wheel drive cars doing this too, replace the CV joint and all will be good again.
Your boot may be cracked/ripped and it allowed dirt and junk to get in there or it may just be worn out.
But seeing the age of your truck I am betting on a ripped CV boot.
Either way a new CV joint is in order.
www.atlanticbritish.com
www.roverlandparts.com
www.autosportsunlimited.com
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Bad CV joint.
You have probably heard older front wheel drive cars doing this too, replace the CV joint and all will be good again.
Your boot may be cracked/ripped and it allowed dirt and junk to get in there or it may just be worn out.
But seeing the age of your truck I am betting on a ripped CV boot.
Either way a new CV joint is in order.
www.atlanticbritish.com
www.roverlandparts.com
www.autosportsunlimited.com
You have probably heard older front wheel drive cars doing this too, replace the CV joint and all will be good again.
Your boot may be cracked/ripped and it allowed dirt and junk to get in there or it may just be worn out.
But seeing the age of your truck I am betting on a ripped CV boot.
Either way a new CV joint is in order.
www.atlanticbritish.com
www.roverlandparts.com
www.autosportsunlimited.com
yes I have heard CV's going bad on cars and this is not as loud or intense as that sound, boot seems to be ok from initial look but will look closer tomorrow. thanks
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I should be able to handle changing the CV joint, never done it on a Rover though
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