Alright lads new to the forums so bear with me.
I have a 2002 Discovery that I’ve had for about 5 years.

recently on 700 mile trip I had a chirping noise come up from what sounds the left front wheel well. Thankfully I was about 50 miles home and I parked the thing. I have only driven it about 10 miles to and from work the past four weeks but everything I’ve done to remedy it has been to no avail.

The left driver rotor was burning hot, so I figured it was a stuck caliper and replaced it but the chirp still persisted. I’ve got all new rotors on now and even changed out the wheel bearing even though the wheel didn’t wobble around. I’ve kept the same brake pads on.

alternator was done about a month prior and all belts and pulleys were good. The sound is cyclic and becomes more prevalent when I get up to the higher speeds

tl:dr chirping noise from wheel. I’ve replaced the caliper, rotor and bearing.

 

Deep diving this forum has lead me to believe that it’s 80% a front drive shaft

 

I concur, and would've replied sooner had I seen this.

 

CV joint?