High squeaking noise when u start it up . somewhere around the belts. Every time you hit the gas it makes a high squel sound. back off pedal to idle..goes away. 2001 landcruiser.

Asked by cw4821 Oct 23, 2011 at 02:20 PM about the 2001 Toyota Land Cruiser

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Thanks for your help !!

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oyacteen answered 13 years ago

Try checking the belts. Have you ever gone off-road with it?

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Terry answered 13 years ago

could be two things the belt is dry and may need replaced or you have a pulley that the belt runs on is going bad

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lastchanceauto answered 13 years ago

Hello, have you heard of http://www.lastchanceautorepairs.com they work on Land Rover's. Where you from? Any luck with your issue. The belt is more than likely garbage. Does the belt seem to be cracked up? Look close!

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Jacob answered 13 years ago

get a new accessory belt 99% of the time it causes a slip(squeel) when getting wornout if the new belt does the same it could be an accessory going bad and slipping on the belt

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