whining from 90 honda accord
 

My 1990 Honda Accord will make a whining sound that seems to come from under the dash, but maybe on the engine side of the firewall.
It only does it when I am driving about 35 miles an hour. If I apply the brakes the pitch will change higher. If I come to a stop
the noise will stop. Then it wont come back for a day. Also, the car takes longer to supply warm air for the driver. Maybe the sound
is the heater having trouble. Has anyone dealt with this?

Re: whining from 90 honda accord
 

Quick vote here based only on information provided....thermostat needs
replacing, coolant level low, brake pads/rotor squealing. Check coolant,
replace thermostat if fluid isn't getting hot and inspect, remove, clean and
lubricate brake hardware.

CaptainKrunch

"br0lite" <br0lite@yahooREMOVE.com> wrote in message
news:3ff9becd$1@news.microsoft.com...
> My 1990 Honda Accord will make a whining sound that seems to come from
under the dash, but maybe on the engine side of the firewall.
> It only does it when I am driving about 35 miles an hour. If I apply the
brakes the pitch will change higher. If I come to a stop
> the noise will stop. Then it wont come back for a day. Also, the car takes
longer to supply warm air for the driver. Maybe the sound
> is the heater having trouble. Has anyone dealt with this?
>
>

Re: whining from 90 honda accord
 

Quick vote here based only on information provided....thermostat needs
replacing, coolant level low, brake pads/rotor squealing. Check coolant,
replace thermostat if fluid isn't getting hot and inspect, remove, clean and
lubricate brake hardware.

CaptainKrunch

"br0lite" <br0lite@yahooREMOVE.com> wrote in message
news:3ff9becd$1@news.microsoft.com...
> My 1990 Honda Accord will make a whining sound that seems to come from
under the dash, but maybe on the engine side of the firewall.
> It only does it when I am driving about 35 miles an hour. If I apply the
brakes the pitch will change higher. If I come to a stop
> the noise will stop. Then it wont come back for a day. Also, the car takes
longer to supply warm air for the driver. Maybe the sound
> is the heater having trouble. Has anyone dealt with this?
>
>

Re: whining from 90 honda accord
 

Quick vote here based only on information provided....thermostat needs
replacing, coolant level low, brake pads/rotor squealing. Check coolant,
replace thermostat if fluid isn't getting hot and inspect, remove, clean and
lubricate brake hardware.

CaptainKrunch

"br0lite" <br0lite@yahooREMOVE.com> wrote in message
news:3ff9becd$1@news.microsoft.com...
> My 1990 Honda Accord will make a whining sound that seems to come from
under the dash, but maybe on the engine side of the firewall.
> It only does it when I am driving about 35 miles an hour. If I apply the
brakes the pitch will change higher. If I come to a stop
> the noise will stop. Then it wont come back for a day. Also, the car takes
longer to supply warm air for the driver. Maybe the sound
> is the heater having trouble. Has anyone dealt with this?
>
>