I have a 2000 Ford F150 4x4 4WD V8 5.4L. I just replaced upper control arms(balljoints included), lower ball joints, inner tie rods, and outer tie rods. I replaced both sides of my truck. I took my truck in for an alignment today. I am getting a front end vibration and sort of like a squealing/whining noise while I drive down the road. It did not make this noise before I replaced any of the parts or had the alignment. Does anyone have an idea of what it could be?

 

take it back to the place that did the work. UNless you did this yourself?

 

I did the work myself. I am wondering if it may be the rotors and brake pads. It has been a while since I have changed them and since I took the brakes off when I installed the tie rods and ball joints. Other than that I am not sure what it would be.....

 

I don't know what besides the brakes would make a squealing noise....

 

check your hubs/front wheel bearing assemblies.
My wife's van started making a growling like noise which corresponded to vehicle speed- thought it was brakes/cv axle but it was just the hub/bearing assembly.