RE: clicking noise
 

:D:D

RE: clicking noise
 

personally, I use graphite rather than oil on my axels. I find that the dust and grime doesn't adhere to it like the oil.

RE: clicking noise
 

That's a good idea. I was wondering about that. Actually, the clicking started again. It seemed like it was happening when the cable rolled over the cam. That's where the old cable started fraying. I put a little electrical tape around the cable right there and have tested it several times after waiting awhile. I was a little hesitant at first thinking it might roll off but I don't think it's thick enough. So far it seems to have been the problem although I don't understand how. It got to dark to shoot so I have only been pulling it back. I'll shoot some tomorrow and see if it starts it again.

RE: clicking noise
 

DONT BE SCARED. IF YOU LUBED IT AND IT HELPED YOU ARE PROBLY REALY CLOSE TO THE PROBLEM. INSPECT YOUR LIMBS IN A WELL LIT PLACE IF YOU DONT SEE ANY CRACKS THEN LOOK AT THE CABLES IF NO FRAYS AND I MEAN LIKE BROKE STRANDS THEN YOU ARE OK. WHEN YOU SHOOT A BOW FOR A WHILE IT WEARS A LITTLE WE CALL THIS SETTLING IN. WHEN YOU PULL IT APART AND REPLACE THINGS SOME TIMES YOU GET IT OUT OF THE WEAR PATTERN AND IT TAKES A WHILE FOR THINGS TO GET BACK IN THE GROOVE SO TO SPEEK..........I HOPE YOU DIDNT USE WD 40 AS THIS WILL DEGRADE YOUR STRINGS AND CAUSE SERIOUS PROBLEMS.

RE: clicking noise
 

I'm telling you. It's a dry rocker.

RE: clicking noise
 

BG, you very well could be right and if it comes back that will be what I check into. Right now, the bit of tape seems to have eliminated the noise. Could the tape have just muffed out the noise from the rocker? Thanks.