No, replace it.
Souinds like a bad CV joint in one of the front axel shafts, If it clicks when turning hard right then it will be the right outer CV joint. If it clicks when turning to the left then it's the left outer CV joint.
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Yes you have two drive axles that use 2 CV joints, both have an inner CV joint and an Outer CV joint
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Watch this video on how to replace a u-joint to see if it helps. http://www.myjeepwrangler.com/ Fix-it > u-joint
The outer joint. The turning stress is placed on the outer joint which causes divots to develop in the windows that that house the balls causing a clicking noise that usually is worse on a turn. The inner joint only has to account for suspension travel and is a different/ sliding design. Take your car to a empty shopping mall lot. Go about 20 miles per our and make a fairly sharp right or left turn. There will be a clicking noise if the cv is going. Also check for Cv boot leaks or cracks.
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In my experience, the noise would be a rapid high pitched clunk when turning the wheel in either direction. It would depend on if it was the outer or inner joint, most likely you will expect to pay over $100 at a decent mechanic. The cv joint itself is probably around $25-$30.
Because they have different viscosities and densities.