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C4s New axle clicking on turns

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YOUR RESEARCHC4s New axle clicking on turns

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Replace with oe

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Replaced both with OE which the supplier provided at a discount after some complaining.
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Check your work but I think u r gonna do the job again.
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Check your work but I think u r gonna do the job again.
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C4s New axle clicking on turns

Tighten axle nut

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I assume u tightened the axle nut to its 340ish lbs spec?
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Check your work but I think u r gonna do the job again.
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Replace with oe

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Replaced both with OE which the supplier provided at a discount after some complaining.
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C4s New axle clicking on turns

Tighten axle nut

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I assume u tightened the axle nut to its 340ish lbs spec?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just swapped out my drivers side axle now every morning there is a significant clicking noise coming from the steering wheel/ axle when turning. The noise goes away after about 30 minutes. It almost seems like the grease in the boot drips to the bottom over night then its spreads around while driving again. please advise

POST 2Original post

Check your work but I think u r gonna do the job again. I would replace that new axle as there is something wrong with it. I assume u tightened the axle nut to its 340ish lbs spec?

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Where did you get the new axles?

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Quotes source post: 20458571

fcp euro

POST 5Original post

Replace and just buy OE. Buy once.... New "premium, OEM joint" not inexpensive axles from one of our popular suppliers gave the same symptoms after a day or so, eventually getting so bad that I stopped. Was fine for the first mile or so. Here I am enjoying the new half-shaft a few days after the work, and below that is the shaft's inner joint in my friend's shop with much less than half of the grease it should have. Look closely and you will see the heat discoloration on the dry elements. Replaced both with OE which the supplier provided at a discount after some complaining. The partially dry axle

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