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Kanuck
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If coming from the front wheel area, it could be a CV joint has gone bad. Is the boot ripped on the joint? If so, dirt and crap has taken the joint out.
Shock82
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Truck only has 17,000 miles on it. I checked all that front end is tight wheel bearings are tight. Seems to only to it one vehicle has been driving a bit and everything is warm. Maybe the IMEs. Not the typlical clunking that a CV shaft makes. The only think I havent dont it pulled the wheels and inspected the brakes, rotors and backing plates. I dunno. I love this truck but it has been one thing after another.
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I think you meant IWE?
If so, they should be electric engagement rather than vacuum. (new for Gen14)
It would be the first IWE issue that I've heard regarding the new design.
If so, they should be electric engagement rather than vacuum. (new for Gen14)
It would be the first IWE issue that I've heard regarding the new design.
AdamBGoldy
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Any updates on this? My 2021 F150 is making a clicking noise when turning left and slowing down, and it appears to get worse as it warms up. The CV axle boots appear to be in great condition, and the truck only has 36K miles on it. I pulled the wheel off and didn’t see anything that stood out. I’ve attached a video of the noise.
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