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sqeuking sound while accelerating. - 8/16/2008 8:14:40 AM   
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I have a 2000 Disco series II, there is a sqeuking sound coming from somewhere in the front of the vehicle when i accelerate and it stops after about 30 mph.  Belt? Wheel Bearing?  Any suggestions would help.
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RE: sqeuking sound while accelerating. - 8/16/2008 8:22:33 AM   
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have you ever replaced the front drive shaft?

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RE: sqeuking sound while accelerating. - 8/16/2008 8:35:45 AM   
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No, I just bought the vehicle.  I had it checked out before i bought it and the mechanic said everything looked good.  I had a 2000 Xterra that did the same thing and they replaced a belt and it went away.  Didnt know if it was any different with land rovers.

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RE: sqeuking sound while accelerating. - 8/16/2008 10:06:15 PM   
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i hope its the belt, but i think you should look at the other threads
on this forum about the front drive shafts and inspect.




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RE: sqeuking sound while accelerating. - 8/17/2008 6:36:11 AM   
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Don''t always trust a mechanic.
Crawl under the front drive shaft, flash light in hand, if the 2 u-joints in the the double cardon, that attaches to the t/case don''t have grease fittings, them start by having that rebuild or replaced before it fails.

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RE: sqeuking sound while accelerating. - 8/18/2008 8:24:44 AM   
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any estimates on the cost if it is the drive shaft?

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RE: sqeuking sound while accelerating. - 8/18/2008 9:43:16 AM   
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coast driveline and gear in ventura CA
rebuild my drive shaft for 191 dollars
in three days.



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