People! this is due to low amounts of protein that you consume daily. A good idea wood be to increase the amount of protein you consume on a daily basis protein is the root of all human energy!
http://sportscenteraustin.blogs.com/the_view/2005/03/neck_noises.html
This could be cavitation. Here's an article on it (Is The Crack In Your Neck Worth It?).
When you twist and bend your neck, you stretch the joints. Inside each joint is a liquid called synovial fluid that contains gases like nitrogen, oxygen and carbon dioxide. This liquid exerts a certain amount of pressure against the ligaments around the joint (called the joint capsule). The stretching causes the pressure inside the joint to drop. When the pressure drops, the ligament gets sucked into the joint and a bubble of carbon dioxide forms. The formation of the bubble creates a popping sound as it comes out of the synovial fluid (cavitation) and increases the volume of synovial fluid temporarily (by about 15%). The increase in volume pushes the ligament back into place creating another popping sound (these occur so fast you hear only one sound). You cannot repeat the snap, crackle, pop for about twenty minutes or until the bubble dissolves back into the synovial fluid.
have neck cracking all day when walking and turning. is this dangerous
because your an idiot
OR maybe....
YOU'RE the idiot.
They must not have taught contractions in YOUR grade school.
It's carbon bubbles bursting in ur neck or "popping ur neck" don't worry about it
they make a crunching noise
A leaf! When it is alive it doesn't make any noise, but when it is dead it make crunching noises and is loud.
It can when it has failed.It can when it has failed.
start by checking a/c compressor.
If this vehicle has a transaxle, the bearing can be bad and make this type of noise.
The ticking noise is the metal cooling.
A very low (but not quite dead) battery will do that. It's the starter relay trying to work.
The way he looks at you will make you know if he really is crunching on you.
The belts generally don't make a whining noise. They squeak. The whine is probably the tensioner or the alternator. Listen closely you should be able to tell where the noise is coming from. You can also take off the belt and roll each component and feel for bearing crunching.
Loose washer
If it's a creaking noise then it is most likely that your compressor is broken.
A weak battery would do that