Clicking sound when turning right (I'm lost!!!)

[mleader]

OK, so my 2000 Dodge Neon makes a slight clicking type noise when I turn right. It almost sounds like a rattle. However, if you drive slower it is more of a click.

The dealer said he believed it was a CV joint, and some other people I talked to said the same thing.

So, I decided it probably was a CV joint, given all the input. I then replaced both axle assemblies and both ball joints. Probably a good decision since the right ball joint was bad.

However, replacing these parts did not help. The noise is still there.

One of my buddies said it could be a wheel hub, but I doubt it. Another suggested it could be something in the transmission.

I doubt it is the transmission since it only happens when turning right.

Any thoughts??? Help please!

[EZ4U2CHere]

It's your left hub. Turning right puts pressure on the outside left wheel.

I'm not 100% positive on a 2nd gen, but on a 1st gen you can buy the hub/bearing assembly which is actually 50% cheaper than buying just the hub or just the bearing.

I have two 1st gen ACR hub/bearing assemblies on order right now for the same exact issue.

[dodgeneonACR98]

Yep Definatly the Hub/Bearing. A decent garage will only charge about 30 bucks to intall one. But if you do one you may as well do both! You can do it yourself but it's quite a job unless you buy them already assembled. In which I did not. Later

[EZ4U2CHere]

Wow!!! I need to move to WV. I wouldn't be doing mine myself if I could find someone to do mine for $30.

How much were your parts? My ACR Hub/Bearing assemblies were $85/each.

[dodgeneonACR98]

Ok Im sorry! LOL That was a discount price. When I told the guy at the tire shop here in town I had one changed for 30$ he asked where? LMFAO....So I guess it would be more. Srry. I can't remember how much the parts were.