Hub nut again... :(
It's clicking again - was allegedly fixed a month or so ago.
I was due to be going on the track at JapFest II.... Is this a bad idea with this clicking? Is the wheel gonna fly off lol
I was due to be going on the track at JapFest II.... Is this a bad idea with this clicking? Is the wheel gonna fly off lol
Sorry for asking this question because its probably been covered before but i sometimes get a single click from the rear of the car when reversing, is this symptomatic of wear in the hub nuts or do they all do that sir??
it's not desirable but i don't think it's dangerous. took honda weeks to sort mine, they replaced all sorts (back in 02 or 03 it was).. the tools never actually fixed it long term.
i've got some new nuts (ahem) to put on when i'm ready thanks to jaeger
just gotta lube my nuts
i've got some new nuts (ahem) to put on when i'm ready thanks to jaeger

just gotta lube my nuts
i did a couple of trackdays with the clicking in my old car, and when i did eventually do them, there was no apparant damage. The clicking was pretty minor on my car though. if it was a loud click or a clonk, i'd be more worried.
Originally Posted by Nick Graves,Sep 28 2006, 09:02 AM
One of mine has started again, very occasionally.
I turned on the CD player.
I turned on the CD player.
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Originally Posted by lower,Sep 28 2006, 10:26 AM
i did a couple of trackdays with the clicking in my old car, and when i did eventually do them, there was no apparant damage. The clicking was pretty minor on my car though. if it was a loud click or a clonk, i'd be more worried.
It's only 20 min session, think i will risk it.
I only ever used to get a single click when the direction of drive was changing or going from engine braking to acclerating ie where the wheel was driving the driveshaft and the drievshaft suddenly starts to drive the wheel and vice versa.
Sure your problem is the hub nuts?
Sure your problem is the hub nuts?






