If it makes a clicking sound that means that the radio is catching static. OR If the noise comes from the area around the glove box, then you are hearing the climate control switchover valves trying to set the system to the ideal temperature, but it is having problems doing so because of a problem with the system. The problem can be anywhere in the system, but most likely a vacuum leak due to a leaky vacuum element. Or the feedback potentiometer is dirty, and is not providing a clear signal to the unit. Or the control unit itself is faulty, possibly due to a cracked circuit board due to years of driving. I have a web page set up to troubleshoot the complete 190 201 climate control system: http://cacavas.com/mb/TTM.html Good luck, John Cacavas Los Angeles jcacavas@gmail.com
Check the mute button
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That is the neutral safety switch making the click sound.
It is behind the radio. So you will need to take out your center console and radio to get to it. It should be a little black box. If your turn signal still make a clicking sound, you can put your ear near it and hear the clicking sound.
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AnswerIs the clicking sound from the engine? Try to check the oil.If this is happening when you try to start the car, it is most likely a weak battery or a bad starter. Oil would not have anything to do with this problem
the clicking sound is the blinker. when you signal to turn with your blinker the light flashes and makes a clicking sound.
It is likely to be the starter is not working.
Weak battery? Loose or corroded battery terminals? Engine seized? Bad starter? Bad starter solenoid? Bad neutral switch?
Clean your battery terminals with soda water and get all the junk off the connector cables.