- Worn suspension components: Squeaking noises can sometimes be caused by worn suspension components, such as ball joints, tie rod ends, or sway bar links.
- Faulty power steering components: A faulty power steering pump or a worn power steering belt can cause squeaking noises when turning the steering wheel.
- Loose belts: Other loose belts, such as the alternator or air conditioning compressor belt, can also cause squeaking noises.
- Driveline issues: Squeaking noises can also be caused by driveline issues, such as worn universal joints or a faulty differential.
- Body panels: Squeaking noises can sometimes be caused by rubbing or vibrating body panels, especially around the doors, trunk, or hood.
To accurately identify the source of the squeaking noise, it's best to have the car inspected by a qualified mechanic.
