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  1. 10-01-2010 08:01 PM #1
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    Sorry if this topic has been discussed but today I noticed sometimes when I turn the wheel it feels like the wheel is slightly clicking, it turns fine it just sounds like ball joints
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob This View Post
    Sorry if this topic has been discussed but today I noticed sometimes when I turn the wheel it feels like the wheel is slightly clicking, it turns fine it just sounds like ball joints
    I ju\st got my car back from the dealer today, and they told me there is a technical bulletin on this and that the fix is still in development. Take it to the dealer and get your car on the list. They told me it is due to the all wheel drive system and is not damaging anything...
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    i had the same click. dealer originally thought it was the ball joint. replaced joint. click was still there.

    replaced control arm. click gone.
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