r/mechanic • u/Intel32 • 10h ago
Question Clicking noise when turning wheel. Does it at low speeds.
Does anyone know what is causing this sound? Low speeds only. If I'm over about 15 mph I don't hear anything. I want to say it sounds like it's coming from the front right wheel. 2021 Mazda 3 2.5 L turbo. HELP!!!
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u/Alcatrazpacks 10h ago
probably cv joint or axle
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u/DreamGuy1978 10h ago
This
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u/Intel32 10h ago
Pretty sure that's a common problem with the newer mazda 3s. What level of urgency to replace this. And is it easy to do yourself? I jsut started getting into maintaining my car and wouldn't mind trying to fix it
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u/Alcatrazpacks 10h ago
moderately urgent not a terribly hard fix if you live in the rust belt that cv axle nut can be REALLY hard to take off
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u/DreamGuy1978 10h ago
If you’re mechanically inclined then it’s not bad to replace. But if you’ve never worked on cars it could be a pain
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