Would this be ball bearings or possible the hub? Also how about a ballpark $ figure to fix?
As long as your sure its comeing from the front right tire proceed
to get to the bearing you have to take the wheel off first, rotate the rotor to see if you can hear the bearing.
remove wheel
remove brakes/caliper/caliper bracket/rotor
remove cotter pin/axle nut
remove 4 bolts from wheel bearing assy
unplug electrical connector for ABS, if has it
tap axle end lightly to dislodge fron wheel bearing assy
may need pry bar and hammer or air chisel to remove wheel bearing assy from vehicle
clean orifice well and installation is the opposite to inspect the bearings take it out , and look for loose or stuck bearings, if it rolls freely chances are its not bad. . if water or dirt gets inside it can ruin the bearing. make sure you pack the bearing with grease. if the bearing is bad just buy a new one. i cant guarantee it is a bearing so good luck.
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I can hear the clicking whenever I I'm starting to accelerate. I just had the front brake replaced within the last month or so. If it is the bearings what should I look for and what would be the best way to repair/replace them? Also thanks for responding Josh.
when does it click when you stop? when you hit a bump? the bearings are in the hub and it is possible, it could be joints or brakes pads loose too.
if it is the bearing you can do it yourself.
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