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New CV Axle clicking and brakes clunking

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I have a 2014 Sierra slt 6.2. 
i had a clunking from by front brakes on Both sides when stopping and low speeds. I took brakes apart and put them back together and the noise went away. About about a month later I started getting a bad clicking when turning both directions. Local mechanic said it was either hub and bearing assembly or cv axle so I replaced both on driver and passenger side. 
the clicking stopped for about a week and came back and the brake clunking is back. 

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I plan to do that this weekend. Going to loosen everything and torque it all down. I was stupid and just used a air gun on them. So I’m sure some aren’t to spec. 

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