Whinning sound tranny?

check the fluid level in the rear end. there is a plug in the differential, take it out and stick your finger in it to see if it touches any fluid in the case. You can also check it with a flashlight. If the differential gets dry the gears start to shine as they are being scorched from heat due to low fluid. Might also want to check the rear wheel bearings. A transmission that has a bad bearing can sometimes transmitt the sound through the drive shaft and makes you falsly believe it is the rear end when in fact it is the tranny. So is all is good then have the tranny fluid checked and possible have a transmission shop look at it. this type vehichle has a history of tranmission failures.

The most common whining noise from that tranny is the transmission pump. Sometimes they have a high pitch whine noise yet nothing wrong its normal. Sometimes its an indication of the pump being over-worked due to a dirty filter or fluid low. Turn engine on and check tranny fluid level. If low add to cold mark on dipstick, check for leaks under vehicle. If fluid appears very black or burnt smell, recommend flushing fluid and replacing filter (located inside tranny pan) yours will be a 4L60E type tranny.

well the chirp sounds like a belt problem but the light click is usualy the lifters try using a higher grade of gas,and hope its not a berring going in the water pump.

change tranny fluid and filter, check electrical connection at tranny

NEED TO REPAIR

sound like internal problem like tranny oil pump gear or torque converter noises.

There should be a fill cap locate drivers side down on top the drive axle. Check your book or call auto parts store for capicity

This car has a switch on the steering wheel post that hooks to the key by a linkage. It sounds like that switch is going bad. My daughter had one that went out gradually and it took a while to figure it out. It is much cheaper than a starter!

Get the tranny serviced, clean your air filter, check ur fluids, I had the same problems when I bought my M6 used.