Reply to "Minor Whine"

George PAdmin.

Bill,

don't let a muted "whine" that you are hearing for the first time cause too much concern. Wait a couple of weeks & see if you continue to hear it. We humans sometimes "feel" and "hear" things that have always been there, just never noticed them before, AND we also feel and hear things that AREN'T there. Our bodies just get sensitive to certain stimulus, or we emotionally are "off" and it is indicated by our senses.

A loud whine, a vibration that shakes the chassis or steering wheel, a grinding noise, the smell of something hot or burning, those are problems. The subtle things that we feel or hear, even though the vehicle seems to be operating just fine, are most likely us, not the car.

I had an exhaust noise 2 weeks ago that was gone last weekend, even though I did not work on the car. It was me.

Your freudian friend on the PIBB, George

10/5/059:37 AM

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