I have 2003 4 cylinder 5 speed front wheel drive Vue. When I am driving it I hear a mooning noise. This noise get louder the faster I drive. When I push in the clutch the noise doesn't stop.

It sounds like an issue with your steering or suspension. Because it gets louder and faster as you drive, it is almost certainly something that is either loose, or worn out. I have seen tires that have a bump or a blister on them to create a bumping noise, like you're driving over several speed bumps at once. I would take it to a trusted place and just have them do a front end inspection. Some places will even do this for free, hoping they'll find a problem and make their money back. I believe that Midas was doing free front end inspections. If not, lots of places will do it when you get your oil changed, etc. You may want to look under it yourself and just see if you can push or pull on anything and feel any slack or looseness.

wheel bearings most likley im a bit botherd by the "rotated front tyers" bit???

Raise the vehicle until one wheel is off the ground. Grab wheel by sides and wiggle - if it moves, you may have a bad wheel bearing. Also try rolling the wheel and listen closely - you should hear and feel a crunching or grinding noise which would confirm the wheel bearing. Lower vehicle and check the other side. Many newer vehicles have the bearing as part of the hub, requiring the replacement of the hub assembly to fix the bad bearing. Most others require a press to change out the bearing. It may be worthwhile to take it to a shop right away for a hands on diagnostic. Be careful driving it - the wheel bearing could potentially cause the wheel assembly to fall of the vehicle, injuring or killing yourself or others!!!

you may have a bad clutch in your radiator fan

Gearbox bearing. $800

could be wheel bearing.. could be rotor or brakes..replace them all.. do it yourself save a grand. under 3 hours work.. even if 4 hours thats a big savings.

its possbel the front right wheel barring need replace

i have seen a lot of cars make noise when you turn the wheel all the way one way or the other and usually it is either the upper or lower ball joint. it will be louder when its really cold. i would jack the car up and see if there is any play in the ball joints.

You probably have a bad wheel bearing or bad tire on left front. when making right turn left front wheel wil spin faster than right making noise louder.

Hey.......my 2003 Vue did the same thing. The rear wheel drive was bad. Had it disconnected and now I have front wheel drive. No more howling