Clicking Noise in reverse

[Rmclendon]

I have a rather loud clicking noise when in reverse. Anyone else?

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[cyberdog]

Never heard a clicking noise with mine in over two years, and trust me, I would have noticed. (My wife claims my ears are bionic, I'll hear a rattle, tapping, and other noises in any vehicle.)

I do occasionally hear the brake pads lightly scrape the rust off the rotors, as regenerative braking only works moving forward, and the truck uses the actual brakes in reverse. - After a wet day, you'll hear that during the first stop or two, usually backing of the driveway. (Happens on most vehicles if you pay attention.)

Is the clicking up front? - My speculative guess would be possible half-shafts, especially if the wheels are turned at all. Haven't had half-shafts yet, nor any of the symptoms, however I'm below 10k miles yet on my '23.

 

[stevj]

Check that your wheel weights, if they're on the inner surface of the wheel, are not loose or double-stacked and hitting on any brake component or dust shield.
It happens. Easy check.

Steve

 

[Rmclendon]

Thank you for the ideas, but I have an appointment at the Ford dealership tomorrow morning. I'll let you know what they say.

 

[Rmclendon]

Thank you for the ideas, but I have an appointment at the Ford dealership tomorrow morning. I'll let you know what they say.

 

[Rmclendon]

The noise is an alarm for people who are nearby 'cause it is silent in reverse.

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