I know that the brake pads need to be replaced by the sound. (Mainly the driver side but anyone knows to do both sides, duh.) I suspect that the ball joints need to be replaced by the poping on the passenger side. (Again, do both sides.) BUT, I have never in my life heard a clicking noise (like a horse walking and getting faster as the wheels turn faster) on the front driver side ONLY in reverse and not in drive. Just swapped from auto's to manual's and everything was fine till now. Even greased the front end. Differential, hub, bearings? Anyone have a clue?

Thanks,
Sandman

 

have no idea there bud. replace what u know is wrong or worn, and see if it goes away.

 

Figured out the problem. Because of the brakes, the rod that keeps the brake pads straped down poped off and got wedged inside the inner rim and that is what was causing the clicking when in reverse. Problem solved! Thanks for everyone's help and input.

 

i was fixing to say that me and my cuisine had the same problem on our 92 fords

 

Sorry. Let me re-phrase that. The "clip."

 

If the caliper slide pin popped out your spindle may be worn where the pins go in, I've seen it before on Fords.

 

the pins that hold the calipers, the rubbers in em go bad and they click, drive a guy to drink!!!!

 

o ya thay will