Single click noise when backing up and breaking.

Having some issues... number one when truck first starts it feels a bit rough like an unnecessary vibration. Second when accelerating it shifts a bit hard. When I break after driving for a bit it, when I come to a complete stop it feels like there is a single click noise? Anyone who can help me out

 

New plugs and fuel injection done in march, oil change done Sunday, trans flush done marchish, brakes were done last weekend. I don't think it's my brakes done a few break jobs before and when I break or release the break the clicking noise doesn't always seem to happen.

 

Yeh it is a pain. Truck runs fine. 154000 Kms. I think the rough idle could be a loose engine mount. But the click I'm concerned. Brakes push and release with ease. Not effort there. It's like when a load/ force like backing down my driveway I get it.

 

Brake job. Transmission flush.

Carrier Bearing may be shot also.

 

It was either upper or lower maf sensor replaced 1.5 years ago. And when that happened truck stalled so imagine same thing will happen when the other goes

 

Ahh, can I ask you why the carrier bearing, I thought that as well, and I've been told it has a lot of play.

 

Front end, I also saw a post that maybe shocks or springs are shot what do you guys think

 

Brake slap?

 

I just looked into the spring/ coil issue. And I rotated the tires when I did the brake job. Noticed excessive scalloping on driver side. Also had scalloping on passenger but not so bad. I'm running the Goodyear duratracs. I was told that it's quite normal with the duratracs but u know think it's a spring.

 

What's brake slap

 

No lift.

 

When you are coming to a stop and you put on the brakes (usually harder) you hear a clunk. Happens in reverse too. The brake pads are known to sometimes slide in the calipers.

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