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none=/ Checked everything, engine/tranny mounts, bushings for a arm, k member, steering rack, and I've shaken the hell outta the front tires with nothing. My friend put my car on a rack and drove it back and forth with nothing looking out of place.. I'm gonna be taking the car to LA hopefully the extra miles will either make the sounds dissapear, or it will make it more obvious and easy to find.
i had a problem simular to what u are saying. except mine was when turning the car. it was my driver side a arm bushing. i went and replaced the whole front end with a chromoly setup so no more noise for me.
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Hmm, make sure the strut nuts are torqued down tight on top. I had a loose one that was making a rattling/squeaking sound. One quick tap with an impact gun and problem solved
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