Alright here's the thing that's bugging me. When I turn the wheel slowly I can hear a squeaky noise coming from my left front wheel, the inner tie rod has just been changed, and it seems to only appear after I've driven after 15-20 mins.
I have no clue what could be causing this. Can anybody help?
Also it's a '95 Civic

 

ball joint? have a friend turn the wheel while you listen as to where the noise is coming from

 

Thanks i'll give it a try

 

Check for a bent wheel splash guard that is rubbing on the brake rotor.

 

I'll look for that too. But I don't think that's what's happening since the squeaking happens when the car is stationary.

 

Mine didn't squeak it just made a god awful metal on metal noise lol

 

Yea check for contact between tire and splashguards/ panels. Check for the shrouds around the back side of your rotor for being bent and rubbing. Wheel bearing. Could be numerous things

 

as they all said check that. has the care been re aligned after having the inner tie rode replaced? because it definitely should. if you can not find anything rubbing are the brake pads low/ because they will tend do squeal when the brake bad gets low like an indicator.

 

The car was realigned when the inner tie rod was replaced, and the whole front brake assembly is brand new. I got my friend to turn the wheel while I listened and it came from around where the tie rod is. I don't know what could be making that noise then.

 

Again, did you check whether the wheel splash guard is bent and rubbing on the brake rotor. Happens all the time and is pretty easy to check.

 

I have a similar squeaking issue with mine, but I havn't got under it to take a look yet (car's too low). I have been told by a few people that lower ball joints are a common cause of this squeak in Civics

 

Alright just checked to see if theres a bent splash guard on my brake rotor and theres nothing besides the brake pads touching them.

How would one diagnose a ball joint issue?