Maybe, could be numerous things. Worn bushings in the front end components or shocks. See if you can't replicate it and pinpoint where its coming from.
I'm having that same problem, you can't have a badas mustang and squeaking down the road. It's coming from the front right side, I got under and pushed up on the car. It sounds like it's coming from under the spring?
I've had this problem numerous times. First it was the sway bar bushings, then the struts. You have to remember that most of our cars are 14+ years old so now is the time to start replacing some of those old worn out suspension components.
I thought that is the a arm. it does not look like the metal is rubbing.The bushing that the bolt is through looks fine. The spring sits on the a arm. It has a rubber boot that stops it from rubbing metal on metal. The rubber goes bad.
If you do it yourself, make sure you measure the inside before removing. I personally spray paint so they screw back in perfectly and do not mess up the alignment.
Ok..it's my high pressure power steering hose. I just ordered one. Easy as cake.
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