Lower control arm bushing.

are you sure its the bushings making the noise? first off you dont grease the bushings. a lot of the squeaking i have seen comes from the ball joints. that generally means they need to be replaced. you need to make a real inspection of the front suspension. none of the parts that come on these cars have grease fittings. usually the upper strut bushings are the first to go. like i said, you need to make an inspection. you may have parts that are failing. this can be dangerous if one fails. there are bushings, 2 each, on both the upper and lower control arms. the lowers are where the arm attaches to the frame. the uppers are attached to the upper strut mount. generally you would replace the complete control arm assemblys

Sounds like it could possibly be the upper or lower control arm bushings squeaking. There may possibly be a grease fitting on the control arm bushings, if so, have them greased. In fact get a complete grease job from a qualified mechanic. If the squeak stops then you know what is wrong. Then make sure you keep your care properly greased. Usually every time you change your oil or at least twice yearly.

check condition of control arm bushings

Front end squeaks are usually caused by rubber suspension parts. The most common source are the sway bar bushings. Nest would be the control arm bushings. You can spray the bushings with penetrating oil to see if the squeak stops. This would only be a temporary fix. Do the sway bar bushings first. Spray them down really good, and drive the car for a couple of days. If the squeak goes away, you will know you need to replace the bushings. Do the same thing to the control arm bushings. If you replace any of the bushings, use a high performance neoprene bushing, and use the special lube available before installation. The sway bar bushings will be an easy fix. The control arm bushings will require special equipment, and will need to be done in a shop.

A few things to check, I'm going through this as we type here, and have narrowed mine down to the front A-arm bracket, which is located on the bottom of the frame with bushings.

Check your swaybar links (if you replace, I like Moog brand,it's greaseable), swaybar bushings both front and rear for both. From there, check the a-arm bushings , and finally, the upper and lower control arms. The way to narrow it down further with bushings is squirt silicone lubricant on these bushings and see which one i creaking. Forgot one more common squeak, it's your hood latch, lube it up good and adjust the hood stops up a bit and use some rubber lube for the stops( Napa has this) . Had that squeak for 7years until last weekend, dealer couldn't even find it.

a few reasons but check the anti-sway bar bushings--upper/lower control arm bushings they are the usual areas where most squeaks come from

I have a 2002 Escape with +100,000 miles. I've replaced a number of parts in the front end. A simple, annoying rattle is probably the Stabalizer Links. They're probably 10 inches long and cost about $10 each aftermarket. They can be tough to remove.

A clunking, painful rattle or knocking may be a lower control arm bushing. That takes an entire control arm to fix for +$25 aftermarket.

A light squeak when you turn is probably an outer tie rod.

Good luck!

I would suggest replacing the lower control arm bushings along with the sway bar bushings (4 pcs) in the then have a mechanic jack up the back and ascertain if any looseness is detected in the rear control arm assembly

I would check the lower control arm bushings and sway bar bushings for the squeak,and the shaken when breaking means you have warped rotors,if it shakes in the steering wheel its the frt,if the whole car shakes then it usaaly means it is in the rear rotorsor drums.

Need to help me out more,

What kind of squeaking - how fast - turning left or right - how hard.
Does it go away under any special conditions ie wet, hot, cool etc
Applying brakes make a difference
When hitting bumps or speed bumps

Give me a little more