Alternators can sometimes whine when start up on a cold morning, they run on full load till they get the battery back up to full charge. When the whining stops, switch on electrical equipment (Headlights, fan full boost, heated rear window) if the whining starts again its the alternator.
SOURCE: 2002 jeep liberty siren whining noise on start up
I had the same problem at about the same mileage. Replaced the power steering pump and the start up screaming went away! ( The Jeep's and mine!)
SOURCE: Eagle Talon 95 ESi manual 5 speed whining noise related to clutch
who ever told you its the throw out bearing was wright. its an enclosed bearing so it does not run in any oil. if it only makes noise when it cold or sets for a while its common and dose not warrent taking it to a shop. all there going to tell you is you need a new clutch$$$$witch you do not need.
SOURCE: Car makes funny noise upon starting on very cold days
Have your power steering belt checked and adjusted, or replaced if worn.
SOURCE: Whining Noise
Hi, this sound is most likely coming from the power steering pump. I would first, check the power steering fluid level to see if it is full. if its not at the full mark, add some fluid. If the fluid reservoir is full upon inspection and the whining continues, the pump may be damaged and the pulley on the power steering pump could be slightly out of sync with the pump housing.
The second issue could be belt slippage. i would do a tension check on the drive belt and pulleys as well. make sure there isn't any ware and tare on the belt and make sure the tension is to specs.
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SOURCE: 2005 Chrysler PT Cruiser Whinning noise
If it's on turning, it sounds like the power steering pump. Could also be your belts (power steering & and/or accessory) need changing
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