2002 dodge durango r/t squeaking

One somewhat common cause is the axle seal around the inner cv joint. You can try flooding the area with oil from a spray can. If enough finds its way in there, the noise will go away for anywhere from an hour to a few days.

I should have mentioned too about the wear indicators on the brake pads. If the squeak changes when you apply the brakes lightly, it's time for a brake inspection.

I know it's not the breaks they are new by like 3 months. But I'll have to look an see about the other thing you r talking about. Thanks for the help!