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Old 06-26-2005, 09:37 PM
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Question Intermittment whining sound

Chevy 2000 Impala -- whining sound comes on sommetimes, not all the time. Slight hard shift when it occurs. Sounds like the sound airplane flaps make when airbrakes are extended. Can drive 1000 miles nd not hear it. The, can drive 20 miles and it comes on. Dealer can't diagnose -- has heard the sound. But says just to keep following it. Any thoughts?
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Old 06-27-2005, 11:01 AM
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Re: Intermittment whining sound

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Chevy 2000 Impala -- whining sound comes on sommetimes, not all the time. Slight hard shift when it occurs. Sounds like the sound airplane flaps make when airbrakes are extended. Can drive 1000 miles nd not hear it. The, can drive 20 miles and it comes on. Dealer can't diagnose -- has heard the sound. But says just to keep following it. Any thoughts?
Hello--How many miles on your car? Also how long since you flushed and serviced the transmission? Does it only do it as you take off from a stop, possibly sounding like it was staying in low gear too long?
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Old 06-27-2005, 11:19 AM
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Re: Re: Intermittment whining sound

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Hello--How many miles on your car? Also how long since you flushed and serviced the transmission? Does it only do it as you take off from a stop, possibly sounding like it was staying in low gear too long?
95000 mi. Had dealer check trans 4 mos ago and he said it was fine. Does not always make whine from stop. And when it occurs it does so at all RPMs. But harder to hear at higher speeds.

A friend says Cadilacs do this. He says its probably a loose bearing on one of the components connected to the serpintine belt. The sound comes from the front of the car.

FYI -- my dealer is very honest. I am in a small town in Iowa (pop 5000). He has never charged me to diagnose this probelm yet nor tried to sell me anyting (like a new trans). So I trust him. It's just intermittent -- hard to pinpoint.
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Old 06-27-2005, 12:05 PM
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95000 mi. Had dealer check trans 4 mos ago and he said it was fine. Does not always make whine from stop. And when it occurs it does so at all RPMs. But harder to hear at higher speeds.

A friend says Cadilacs do this. He says its probably a loose bearing on one of the components connected to the serpintine belt. The sound comes from the front of the car.

FYI -- my dealer is very honest. I am in a small town in Iowa (pop 5000). He has never charged me to diagnose this probelm yet nor tried to sell me anyting (like a new trans). So I trust him. It's just intermittent -- hard to pinpoint.
With 95,000 miles on it, have you had the transmission serviced (flushed , new filter and fluid)? Not sure what you meant when you say the dealer checked it.
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Old 06-27-2005, 12:20 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Intermittment whining sound

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With 95,000 miles on it, have you had the transmission serviced (flushed , new filter and fluid)? Not sure what you meant when you say the dealer checked it.
Never had trans serviced (bought car w/ 45,000 mi). I will make appt this week -- get trans serviced -- and get back to this post. Let's see if this solves problem. Stay with me on this. Thanks.
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Old 06-27-2005, 07:32 PM
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Never had trans serviced (bought car w/ 45,000 mi). I will make appt this week -- get trans serviced -- and get back to this post. Let's see if this solves problem. Stay with me on this. Thanks.
Others may not agree, but I would have the Chevy dealer do it, as opposed to an oil change place or trannie shop. May cost a little more, but the right fluid will go back in. Regards from over in NE.
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Old 06-29-2005, 02:21 PM
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Others may not agree, but I would have the Chevy dealer do it, as opposed to an oil change place or trannie shop. May cost a little more, but the right fluid will go back in. Regards from over in NE.
Yesterday, had complete transmission service at the dealer -- first ever for this car (now at 95,000). No problems. Service manager said, "We didn't even find any 'pieces' down at the bottom" -- whatever that means. Now we'll see if our intermittent whining sound -- that resembles the motors on aircraft flaps -- will come back.

Regards, NE. Sorry 'bout the Huskers in the CWS. Next year!!
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Old 07-05-2005, 02:47 PM
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Re: Intermittment whining sound

the whine is from your fuel pump.

It cost us $700 to get a new fuel pump, and pressure regulator (It was under warrenty) and it quit making the sound, then it started a month later.

if you take the small vacuum line (top right of the pcv valve) the sound will quit.
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Old 07-05-2005, 02:56 PM
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Re: Re: Intermittment whining sound

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the whine is from your fuel pump.

It cost us $700 to get a new fuel pump, and pressure regulator (It was under warrenty) and it quit making the sound, then it started a month later.

if you take the small vacuum line (top right of the pcv valve) the sound will quit.

What do you mean "take the small vacuum line"?
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Old 07-05-2005, 04:26 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Intermittment whining sound

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What do you mean "take the small vacuum line"?

take it off
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Old 09-03-2005, 02:52 AM
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i have the same problem

i have a 2001 police impala , and it whins like that too, in all rpm .

but it comes and gos away , its haver annoying .. it dosent come from the pollys. it comes more from the lower right of the engine


please some one help . trans shop said its not from tranz
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Old 09-03-2005, 08:18 AM
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Re: i have the same problem

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i have a 2001 police impala , and it whins like that too, in all rpm .

but it comes and gos away , its haver annoying .. it dosent come from the pollys. it comes more from the lower right of the engine


please some one help . trans shop said its not from tranz
do i need to say it again?

it is the fuel pump.

If you take the vacuum line for the fuel off, the whining sound will quit.

you hear the sound at the bottom right because that is where the fuel lines are, go back by the gas tank, and you will hear it worse.
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Old 09-03-2005, 08:02 PM
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Just drive it until it breaks.my 2001 has been making that sound for the last 100k i now have 144k .Just drive it and turn up the radio.It will get worst before it gets better!!
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Old 09-03-2005, 09:30 PM
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Re: Intermittment whining sound

we have been driving ours with the vacuum hose off, it doesnt make the sound then, nice and quiet.
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Old 09-04-2005, 04:19 PM
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What is the vacum line supposed to do? And by dissconnecting it what if any functions have been disabled?
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