1990 Honda Accord Question: 1989 lx accord front suspension noisy

One of the biggest problems with noises is that you can hear them, but can't see them. That makes them particularly difficult to diagnose. It most likely is not the strut bearing or wheel bearing as these usually don't squeak when the vehicle is not moving. Since the noise is coming from the right side I would look at the right side suspension components. The noise can be from dry bushings, worn bushings, loose suspension bolts or worn suspension components along with other issues that are unforeseen. A good visual inspection is a great place to start. I like to put a wrench on all the suspension nuts and bolts to make sure that everything is tight. I also look for traces of rust around bolts as that can be an indication that there is an issue. There is a special tool called a "Chassis Ear" that can help narrow the possibilities down to a certain area. Depending upon your skill level it may be cost effective to take it to a qualified technician for diagnosis.

I had similiar problem ended up being the ball joints were bad and needed replaced

I had the same problem, replaced lower ball joints and the noise was gone.

Lower ball joints for sure had the same problem with my 91 accord.