Did someone remove it? From the factory there hasn't really been a car built in the past 40 years that doesn't have a front and usually rear sway bar. On yours it's item 10 in the attached image part number 546114B405. Worn end links or bushings are very common causes of front-end noise, another is the strut bearing at the top of each strut. The easiest way to test both is to get the car into a spot where you can pry on the part in question, the design of end link your car uses is very prone to wear in the ball joint end, it takes a very small amount of movement to cause a lot of noise though.
I would check that close first. An easy test is to disconnect both ends of the bar and tie it out of the way, then take it for a short ride and see if the noise is gone. Don't drive it for long that way though, without it connected the car will handle like a weeble on roller skates and be harder to handle.
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Tuesday, November 15th, 2022 AT 7:48 PM