WillyWonka10

I also know it is coming from the rear end somwhere underneath also because i opened the door at a stop light and took off with my head sticking out the door close to the tire and i could tell it was coming from the rear but not sure where at its more like a really really loud click noise.

CA-JK

Have you checked your rear shocks? They'll make a noise like that while you are stopping and then clunk when you come to a complete stop.

Does the click increase with speed?

CTNEDGE

I wonder if the CA bolts weren't tightened to spec at install and the holes have wallowed out. Pull a CA off and see if the holes are egged. May need to weld some washers on to "reround" the holes.

woolybully

Have you checked your muffler bearing yet? Although it could be the fetzer valve especially if you hear it in the rear when you are braking really fast! JK

No, for real are you running stock gears or did you re gear lately?

Chido

WillyWonka10

ha ha ha hai changed the Muffler bearing yesterday!! and changed the dipstick... ha ha ha No i am running stock 3.73 gears and the shocks are good and tight I am really thinking it might be something with the control arms but the thing is they say not to completly remove the control arm bolts in the directions of the lift kit so would it be ok to remove them now to check if they are egg shaped???

Thanks
Jake T

micja

Which lift did you put on? When did the noise start? after changing/ adding parts? after off roading? Sometime after "accidentally" backing over a honda? all good things to think of. maybe a spring isnt set right in the rear. stand on rear bumper and bounce. maybe can help.

just a quick tip, if you have d-rings attatched to your jeep somewhere, take them off.... sound might go away. dont ask me how i know.

WillyWonka10

I put on the Teraflex 2.5 inch Lift with coils ad Shocks... it happened after about a week of driving on the highway only...no hard wheeling on it at all..I think i am going to sit down this saturday and go through every single bolt again loosen every bolt put it back on the ground and then shake it back and fourth jump up and down on the bumpers... maybe i will make the girlfriend do that part then tighten every bolt for the suspension to torq specs then drive it again for awhile to see if there are issues.

MoridinTX

Crawl under the Jeep and check the clearance between the right rear coil spring and the track bar. When I put my 2.5" Tereflex coil lift in, the rear axel was tilted backward slightly, causing the springs to bow backward and contact the rear track bar.

I ended up putting in rock krawler rear spring wedges to straighten out the coil springs. They fixed my noise.

Good luck finding it!

WillyWonka10

Thanks!!! its like finding a neddle in a haystack!!! I will check that also see if mine are goofed up also.

TeraFlex

Did you check the rear trackbar bracket?