Two points, my clicking noise in my 2013 was caused by the front brake clipper brake pad guide pin's the needed lubing. And second I doubt you need new brakes or fluid. That's questionable.
Update on "Clicking" in front wheels, need advice
A few weeks ago I noticed the "clicking" noise in the front drivers side wheel area that others have reported on this thread.
According to the previous threads most, if not all, of the people reporting this have found it to be a loose or faulty shaft axel wing nut and washer. Others have found this needs to be tightened or replaced.
I took my car into the dealer and they said the shaft is fine but that the brake pads are loose and should be replaced.
They quoted me $421 to replace the brake pads and $122 to do a brake flush.
What should I do?
It was my understanding brake pads do not need to be touched on the volt for a very, very long time.
Please let me know
Thanks
According to the previous threads most, if not all, of the people reporting this have found it to be a loose or faulty shaft axel wing nut and washer. Others have found this needs to be tightened or replaced.
I took my car into the dealer and they said the shaft is fine but that the brake pads are loose and should be replaced.
They quoted me $421 to replace the brake pads and $122 to do a brake flush.
What should I do?
It was my understanding brake pads do not need to be touched on the volt for a very, very long time.
Please let me know
Thanks
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