I was going to guess axle u-joints, but I'd expect that sound to change in turns. Wheel bearings seems to be the only constant. So with one wheel in the air you couldn't pin point the chirp? Vac...
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Re: Front End Chirping
I was going to guess axle u-joints, but I'd expect that sound to change in turns. Wheel bearings seems to be the only constant. So with one wheel in the air you couldn't pin point the chirp? Vac...