Constant squeeking from drivers side rear wheel 2003 Jeep Liberty

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can be debris --or c/v axle or hub

Is this correct? I have the 2003 liberty sport 4x4 and is a all disk brake jeep so no cap to get to a wheel shaft nut. its a wheel hub but for the life of me no one has this part number only for the front. I would assume its the same as the front.

I had the same experience in the past and it turned out to be the caliper that was getting stuck and the pads would not retract away from the rotors causing friction and eventually burning your pads.

Youll have to google it man.

Might be a worn drive shaft linkage at the rear axle (differential). Could certainly be a worn wheel bearing.

Turn the wheel while turning the key will unlock the wheel wiggle the wheel while turning the key.

I usually spray guide tracks with a silicone spray. It works pretty well. Up north where I am, when sprayed on door seals it keeps doors from freezing closed as well!

cheap pads will squeak or it might need to be backed off on the adjustment