Please Any Suggestions

[old_blue]

FYI brand new throwout bearings can do this too.

 

[Black1987]

Just curious about the stumbling, is your A/C or Defrost on when this happened? Also what type of pads are on you stang?

 

[408ciBoss]

Sorry been to busy to get a video. Got a new born. I have no misfire. And yes the squeak does not happen while at a stop or reving only when in motion. Yes gets worse when faster and quieter when slower but it's quite pretty noticeable squeak sounds like from both driver side tires not. The passenger at all. Just front and back on driver side.. thinking it's a throwout bearing or tie rod?

 

[408ciBoss]

And no black 1987 it was off. But I actually got the jerky feeling fixed funny actually it was bcuz my timing was 10 degrees fast. Set my timing=no more joke. And a lot better running/idle lol.
But still got the squeak on both front and rear wheel of drivers side... still not sure what it is.. tie rod? Rotors? Balljoints? Bushings? Bearings? Idk :/

 

[stykthyn]

I was thinking timing, but the initial part was too vague, along with the broken trans mount.

 

[408ciBoss]

Yeah haha luckily it wasn't something else. Also got a new nut and bolt on the trans mount
Like I said now up just gotta figure this squeak out:/ grr

 

[stykthyn]

Double check you don't have any exhaust pipes rubbing.

 

[408ciBoss]

I checked that.. I have a feeling it's gonna either be my rotors. Or my throw out bearing/tie rod/ bushing/ball joint one of those? But what one would cause a all the time squeak and be both front and back tire?

 

[A5literMan]

U joints?

 

[v8stang289]

The front end squeak could be a lower balljoint. Is it worse when turning or going over bumps/uneven pavement?

 

[89oem]

ITS YOUR SPEEDO CABLE....

 

[Boosted92LX]

Here's a fact that anyone with enough sense to pour pee out of a boot should know.. You can sit and name problems all day, but without seeing A: video or B: (the better of the two choices) the car in person.. No one can say for sure what the problem is.

 

[stykthyn]