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Posted on Nov 03, 2008

Whirring noises 2002 dodge neon

Just recently i had a new battery, new hoses and oil change. i had whirring noises but now they are getting louder. is it possible that that problem is not in the transmission

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My old Dodge Spirit did that ALL the time, and it was usually a belt somewhere. Have your mechanic check the belts...I bet one of them just likes to whistle while he works. <:o)

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