I have had a anoying whistle noise sounds like its coming from my front driver side tire or motor. I have had tis for a year now, nobody can tell me wha it is. I know its not the tires, because i got new tires,it only happens when im moving, never have the sound at an idle. the noise gets louder and higher the faster i go.
Indicates wind turbulence noise
possible around rear view mirrors , weather shields , door edge , bonnet edge , headlights
trial and error is to place tape over adjoining edges to see where a placed tape stops the noise
SOURCE: 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo - whining noise driver's side
checked the wheel bearings and sometimes the clips will rub the rotors
SOURCE: roaring noise form front tire
How do you know the front tires aren't pulling? That's the first thing we need to know. 2nd does this roar happen when in 2wd? or just in 4wd? and is it 4wd part time? full time? or 4low? Does it do it all speeds? Mileage also would be helpful and when did this start?
SOURCE: whistling from engine
This is a symptom of the inlet manifold gasket having a leak.The whistling is air going in through the small leak/hole in the gasket.With the throttle butterfly shut,air is getting sucked in the only way it can.Try tightening the inlet manifold bolts 1st.But more than likely the gasket needs replacing.Hope this helps
SOURCE: 97 jeep grand cherokee, strange pop\clunk sound
Check the front stabilizer bar and the bushings on it. It is located under the radiator with arms that bend back to each front tire.
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