RenegadeUL13

I noticed some sway in the rear end after I took the old tires/wheels out of the cargo area? maybe all the weight ruined the rear end links?

grasping at straws....

Jeek.OlllllllO

No way! I've had my dirt bike on my hitch I've have 4 nitto mud grapples back there no why your tires bend something

RenegadeUL13

maybe not bent... but maybe the joint is fubar'd

Jeek.OlllllllO

Dose the clicking get faster and a steady pace when you go faster?

RenegadeUL13

no. And as a matter of fact I only hear it under about 25 mph... usually when I'm just starting going or slowing down. Not to say it doesn't occur over 25 but at that point the hum of my new mud terrains take over.

mjones

I have two issues that sounded similar. Check your emergency brakes. Adjusters were corroded and hanging up enough when I would take off from a stop or hill where I may roll back a bit they would catch and release. Adjust them loose to check before you go ripping into them. Here's a project jk write up.

http://project-jk.com/jeep-jk-write-...ake-adjustment

The other was my rear most universal at the pinion. It was dry and shot. Replaced it too. Don't have it now.

sea bass

Have u tried jumping on the rear bumper or rocking the jeep to recreate it?

RenegadeUL13

yup... no clicks. which is pretty odd.

RenegadeUL13

bump... anyone watch the vid?

jeepmojo

Over the same issue , I thought you took it in to the dealers ?? What was the answer they gave you?


https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/stoc...4/#post4081656
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Trade it in and be done with the problems
& swap the tires over to new one