2006 Chevy Cobalt Squeaking Upon Acceleration

Start by inspecting the serpintine belt, look for cracks worn spots. If OK, try this:

Raise car, put on stands. Grasp tire and push/pull both horizontally and vertically, if any movement then possible wheel bearing, ball joint, tie rod, control arm bushing.

Check CV boots for any signs of leakage or cuts/rips in rubber boot

[quote:13141e87e6="mmprince4000"]Start by inspecting the serpintine belt, look for cracks worn spots. If OK, try this:

Raise car, put on stands. Grasp tire and push/pull both horizontally and vertically, if any movement then possible wheel bearing, ball joint, tie rod, control arm bushing.

Check CV boots for any signs of leakage or cuts/rips in rubber boot[/quote:13141e87e6]

I actually took it in to my local dealership/service center and was it was my brakes- because it's been so humid lately the magnesium in the brakes rub and make that squeaking sound. Apparently, a lot of people in my area are having the same issue because of the humidity.

Thanks though!

Glad you found the problem.