Is there a problem with my GM suburban?

Well, i looked on google and read about it for the pass 5 hours and cant find a similar problem. i have a 2006 suburban 1500. 293,xxx KM. Everything goes good no check engine , shift good , drive good BUT… When i drive around i have that whining sound only when im in drive and i press the gas pedal.

What’s the problem with my Suburban 1500 whining?

My 05 Suburban 1500 has just started whining & does it with the revs in gear. First & second gear seem worse than the others & the wife said the fluid was very low, it only took 2 quarts though. I was thinking torque converter or oil pump in trans.

Why does my GM Yukon XL make a whining noise?

My 03 yukon xl did the same thing. It was annoying as heck. The noise travel under the body and sounded like it was coming from the engine. I had the rear bearing replaced and the noise stopped. Click to expand… it exactly only doing it when i press some gas and moving, as soon as i let go foot off of pedal gas it stops.

What’s the problem with my GM Truck whining?

Click to expand… it exactly only doing it when i press some gas and moving, as soon as i let go foot off of pedal gas it stops. If its the rear pinion bearing i will change it and it will make sens since i have a little loose in the rack , i can feel it when im driving and turning the steering wheel to park the truck..

What kind of transmission did the Chevy Suburban have?

This model generation was based on the Chevrolet Advance Design series of pickups. Beginning in 1953, the Hydra-Matic 4-speed automatic transmission was available in GMC models and in the 1954 model year Chevrolet Suburbans.

When does the Chevy Suburban go out of production?

It would return as an exclusive to rental, fleet, and government services with the eleventh generation starting with the 2016 model year with a 4WD LS and LT trim option, but soft sales would result in Chevrolet discontinuing production on this feature in 2020.

Why does my transmission make a gurgling noise?

If you’re like many drivers, you often forget to check the fluid levels in your vehicle, and if the fluid level in your transmission is too low, you will notice a gurgling noise. This noise is caused by the excess air in your transmission line.