It is probably the sway bar bushings that mount it to the car.
Jack up the front the put it on stands. Take the jack and raise and lower the wheel and tire on one side. Listen for squeaks, it should be pretty easy to locate this way if the noise is that bad. This is how I found out my bushings were bad. Although if they are really bad it probably will come right back, you will have to replace them and while you are at it replace the end links as well. Pretty easy fix. I bought all my stuff from MM and it wasn't that much.
It could by a spring bushing or shock mount, but form the info you gave I am guessing sway bar bushing.
Jack up the front the put it on stands. Take the jack and raise and lower the wheel and tire on one side. Listen for squeaks, it should be pretty easy to locate this way if the noise is that bad. This is how I found out my bushings were bad. Although if they are really bad it probably will come right back, you will have to replace them and while you are at it replace the end links as well. Pretty easy fix. I bought all my stuff from MM and it wasn't that much.
It could by a spring bushing or shock mount, but form the info you gave I am guessing sway bar bushing.
does it squeak when you hit a bump or does it change with speed? jack the car up and spin the front tires individually, then turn the wheel to listen for noises, you can always remove the sway bar temporarily, on a DD it wont hurt you that much, but put it nack on as soon as you have the $$ for new bushings, a junkyard is a good place to go for used parts
~Mark~
~Mark~
Did you do the test I told described for the swaybar? Did you find the squeak? Also when you jacked it up did you turn the wheels side to side?
The reason I asked is the you said
If you haven't do the test! It might save you a bit in the long run.
The reason I asked is the you said
It could be something else, but could also be from the weight of the car shifting and moving the swaybar as you turn.
If you haven't do the test! It might save you a bit in the long run.