Front End Squeek 97 Grand Cherokee
 

When I turn a corner in my 97 Laredo Grand Cherokee there is a
squeaking sound in the front end. It only does it when turning right
or left. Seems to be louder when the weather is cold.( I'm in Ohio) It
doesn't make noise when going straight. I have had a couple of people
listen and have been told it could be bearings or transfer case. Any
ideas out there?

Re: Front End Squeek 97 Grand Cherokee
 

chuckb43 did pass the time by typing:
> When I turn a corner in my 97 Laredo Grand Cherokee there is a
> squeaking sound in the front end. It only does it when turning right
> or left. Seems to be louder when the weather is cold.( I'm in Ohio) It
> doesn't make noise when going straight. I have had a couple of people
> listen and have been told it could be bearings or transfer case. Any
> ideas out there?

Check the clamps that hold the anti-sway bar to the frame.
http://revbeergoggles.com/swaybar/
http://revbeergoggles.com/front_antisway/index.html

--
DougW

Re: Front End Squeek 97 Grand Cherokee
 

chuckb43 did pass the time by typing:
> When I turn a corner in my 97 Laredo Grand Cherokee there is a
> squeaking sound in the front end. It only does it when turning right
> or left. Seems to be louder when the weather is cold.( I'm in Ohio) It
> doesn't make noise when going straight. I have had a couple of people
> listen and have been told it could be bearings or transfer case. Any
> ideas out there?

Check the clamps that hold the anti-sway bar to the frame.
http://revbeergoggles.com/swaybar/
http://revbeergoggles.com/front_antisway/index.html

--
DougW

Re: Front End Squeek 97 Grand Cherokee
 

chuckb43 did pass the time by typing:
> When I turn a corner in my 97 Laredo Grand Cherokee there is a
> squeaking sound in the front end. It only does it when turning right
> or left. Seems to be louder when the weather is cold.( I'm in Ohio) It
> doesn't make noise when going straight. I have had a couple of people
> listen and have been told it could be bearings or transfer case. Any
> ideas out there?

Check the clamps that hold the anti-sway bar to the frame.
http://revbeergoggles.com/swaybar/
http://revbeergoggles.com/front_antisway/index.html

--
DougW