Front end squeaking?

[BeginLOL]

So after a couple pulls with the car and some good ole fish tails, the front end of my car has been giving me the cherp everytime i go over a speed bump, bump in the road, or something of the like.


Now, I'm going to be an optimist here and think it's just some grease thats needed and call it a day but I feel like I should be prepared for the worst and get the wallet ready...

I guess my question here is what could be the WORST situation I could have, or what are more likely situations?

[Rob@WretchedMS]

there are so many things that it can be that it's hard to say.
You would have to do a bit of search and destroy to know.

First things first, as anything in the front suspension been replaced, or removed recently?

[BeginLOL]

Originally Posted by Rob@WretchedMS

there are so many things that it can be that it's hard to say.
You would have to do a bit of search and destroy to know.

First things first, as anything in the front suspension been replaced, or removed recently?

To my knowledge no. I recently picked up this one. It's weird because it does it when it's colder, today was 78 in my area and didn't hear a single squeak, even over dreaded speed bumps. This might just turn into a weekend project after I switch out the tail lights. Got to find a garage first though...

[Rob@WretchedMS]

ok, first things first,
i hate you and your 78 degrees, (on the upside it was above freezing for the 2nd day in a row for the first time in a looooong time here, lol)

as for the noise, check the swaybar links, and check that the nuts and bolts on the arms/ball joints are tight enough. if you have questions when looking at it feel free to email or text me.

[BeginLOL]

Originally Posted by Rob@WretchedMS

ok, first things first,
i hate you and your 78 degrees, (on the upside it was above freezing for the 2nd day in a row for the first time in a looooong time here, lol)

as for the noise, check the swaybar links, and check that the nuts and bolts on the arms/ball joints are tight enough. if you have questions when looking at it feel free to email or text me.

Lol got to love the carolinas. Although, i'd trade the temps with you, for im from new hampshire...

thank you for the tips, ill be taking a look with a buddy who has a garage and some nice tools to play with

ill be in touch if anything crazy pops up!

[JDP Sales]

My bet would be the sway bar bushings need a little lube. It's common to get some noise in the cold and it go away when it's warm.

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