I am having the same issue on my 99 tj - same symptom- chirping from front passenger side- but only after I’ve been driving for a while- Have y’all figured anything out?
No clip of what the noise sounds like, no link in the description explaining where/what that specific piece is or where we can find it. Might wanna rethink making informational/instructional RU-vid videos, because these are absolutely ZERO help.
I have a Jeep JL and the same thing happens to my brake caliper pins. I think it's from going through deep mud/water and the grease getting washed out. I have yet to find a grease that holds up well with the amount of mud and water I go through. Makes me wonder what other areas I should be greasing up regularly to keep premature wear from happening.
Got squeaks when i git bumps/bumpy road. This is after changing the out the shocks. Still need an alignment. Do you think an alignment issue could cause chirping?
@@HPX584 @H no, forgot about it. Also changed drivebelt, and front axels. Found a video that sounds just like it: water pump. And, car runs worse in heat. Replacing water pump on my car kinda sucks, need to lower the engine to get to one of the bolts. Might also need front engine mount. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SBYE0l7b1Y8.html
Mine sounds like birds chirping if I just turn it to the left or turn your steering wheel to the right, but I’m driving straight it’s fine now I’m pressing the brakes only when I’m turning anybody have any ideas?
I have a 2020 camaro SS and I have a chirp intermittently on the passenger side. Doesn’t matter my speed on the freeway or In a residential. My brakes seem to bs okay
