2000 Honda Civic Brake Clicking Noise

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SKINZZZ
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I Have a 2000 Honda Civic, 910000 miles. Recently when i have been hitting the brakes i would hear a clicking noise. The mechanic said that it could be the bearings, so i got them changed, but the noise is still there. Any ideas what it could be?
Jun 24, 2006 at 11:28 AM
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BRUCE HUNT
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Is this usually when you are turning and stopping? How about a clicking noise when you are simply turning a corner? Check left and right. I, with out further information, would suspect the CV axles.
Jun 25, 2006 at 3:06 PM
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CODY-ODY
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could be as simple as the pads being loose in the holders,Another thing is try tightening the axel nuts,and checking the stabilizer links.
Jun 26, 2006 at 12:13 PM
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Inspect the CV axles, especially if the click occurs while turning or turning and stopping. Also check for loose brake pads in the holders, tighten the axle nuts, and inspect the stabilizer links.

Conversation Summary

A 2000 Honda Civic makes a clicking noise when the brakes are applied. Wheel bearings were replaced, but the noise remained. Experts suggested checking whether it also clicks while turning, and recommended inspecting the CV axles, brake pad fit in the holders, axle nut tightness, and stabilizer links.

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