RE: [DML] Speaking of Automatics...

["DMC Joe" <dmcjoe@xxxxxxx>]

Jeremiah,

>From your description you have found the source of your problem. Tel-tale
signs of damaged shaft bearings inside your alternator will usually begin as
an occasional "winning" noise. The same situation applies to the AC pulley
bearings. Temperature, humidity and electrical load will act upon a
defective bearing and cause it to admit a winning noise that coincides with
engine speed. 

DMC Joe  

-----Original Message-----
From: Enid/Jeremiah [mailto:hispanicangeleyes@xxxxxxxxx] 
Subject: Re: [DML] Speaking of Automatics...

I'm the guy who mentioned the whining noise. 
 The whine seems to be coming from the alternator; 





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