My 98 tacoma squeaks when i turn the wheels

IF NOT TRY SWAY BAR BUSHINGS

when you say squeaking on front left wheel what do you mean? When you apply brakes, when on turning the steering, whilst on suspension move? please explain more in order to give you the close answer to help. Thank you!

It's more than likely the ujoint in the front by the knuckle...You can jack your truck up and turn the wheel to the side it is squeaking the most. Turn the tire by hand and see what it feels like.If your u joint is bad it will bind when you spin your tire.

It is probably your wheel bearings. Although, it is possible that your CV Axle could be damaged.

Sounds like a loose power steering belt

Check your suspension in the front for worn or damaged parts to include upper A frame retaining bolts, especially if you've been four wheeling. This is most likely a ball joint or Tie rod or connecting rod issue. The only other location to look would be the CV joint. In most cases you would hear a clicking sound when your are turning and driving, if it have front or 4 wheel drive.

Squeaking may be caused by bushings being dry..when that rubber gets dry, it has a nasty loud sound...the front end will appear tight, because nothing is loose..you can try and spray some WD-40 on your lower control arm bushings, and see if that helps...Goodluck

The ABS and air bags work together on startup untill the lights go out, this is OK.
If the light stays on then you may want
to get checked out.

jack up front end spin wheel, could be a calliper hanging up how old is the brake fluid.

Without looking at it, you may have one or more of the following:

Rust on the inside edge of the rotor (most common)

Worn front brake pads

Front wheel bearing problem.

Backing plate (behind rotor) rubbing the rotor

These are the most common causes, you can see 1,2 & 4 with the wheel off.

Hope this helps.