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Understanding the root cause of the whining behavior is crucial in addressing it. Teaching the son effective communication skills can help him express his needs without resorting to whining. Consistent reinforcement of positive behavior and setting clear expectations can also aid in reducing whining.

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A whining noise in the transmission is usually an indication the transmission fluid is low. Check the transmission fluid and fill it to the recommended level.

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A whining noise present when turning the steering wheel indicates a faulty power steering pump. As the pump fails, it allows air to enter the system and a distinct whine.

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Faulty wheel bearings usually squeak or squeal. A whining noise is more likely to come from a power steering pump low on fluid, or from a faulty alternator.

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wheel bearing, gearbox or wind noise

Supercharger?

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My 2000 sebring did the same thing. I was told it was my temperamental transmission.

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Check the belt tension. it is too hard on the bearing or it's running dry.

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This car is equipped with a Supercharger. All superchargers whine. This is normal and is inherently something you live with when you drive a car equipped with a supercharger.

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I have the same noise. It is very strange, because when I am stopped, the noise disappears, it appears when I start moving, but it does not increase as speed increases (that is what I would expect). It increases the frequency when I accelerate but only while moving. I suspect it could be related to the serpentine belt. or to the belt tensioner.

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my mother has a 2003 town and country and for months we heard the same noise then her transmission wouldn't shift out of 2nd gear here it turns out the computer (tcm) was going bad and it was in need of replacement,if the tcm isn't working properly then the transmission doesnt shift right

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I had a whining pump in my 2000 S70. I flushed fluid in the system and put synthetic transmission fluid in the system. It has been working great !

You might have air in the system also. If you decide to flush it takes about a quart of fluid and it doesn't take long to pump it out. Disconnect the clamp from the bottom of the pump reservoir ( you will need a new clamp ) and turn the car on. If possible have someone with you so they can turn the car off so you don't burn up the pump. Make sure there is fluid in the system while running the car. Don't continue to run the car and DON'T turn the steering wheel.

I just gave it a try because I was tired of hearing it whine. It worked. Maybe I got lucky, but I don't hear it anymore. I have had no problems with the steering since.

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I could be the cooling fans running constantly. My 2001 L200 is doning the same thing, I'm still trying to find out why both Cooling fans run when the engin starts. It started a few days ago, It was so loud I thought it was a car ahead of me with it's horn stuck on.

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The correct way to spell it would be "whining".

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It may take years for a bigwhale to stop whining. Did you feed it some fish? That will stop its whining. however it will keep asking you so it will also annoy you.

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It depends. If they are whining because they are lonely then usually yes. But if they're whining because they're sick, or hurt then sometimes. The answer actually depends on the condition the dog is in.

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The word whining relates to when another person of any age moans or complains for reasons that have no real relevance or importance. Whining also relates to high pitched cries, sounds or complaining.

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Fuel pump whining comming from a03 gmc sierra

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The dog is whining outside because it may be feeling lonely, anxious, in pain, or seeking attention.

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Crying and whining

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If this whining or humming is out of the ordinary, it's probably a bearing or bushing on the belt assembly that's wearing out.

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the whining noise is probably your passenger whining about the stupid questions you ask

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Whining is most clearly an operant behavior. Operant behaviors are those that are influenced by consequences, such as rewards or punishments. Whining is a behavior that may be reinforced if it leads to the desired outcome, like attention or a desired item.

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it is the idler pully. i just replaced mine and all the whining stopped

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When addressing a 1-year-old who is constantly whining, it is important to remain calm and patient. Try to identify the underlying reason for their whining, such as hunger, tiredness, or discomfort. Provide comfort, attention, and reassurance to help them feel secure. Encourage positive behavior by praising and rewarding them when they communicate their needs without whining. Consistency and positive reinforcement are key in addressing whining behavior in young children.

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Because he kept whining.

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A worn out clutch release bearing would cause a whining sound when you put your foot on the clutch.

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It is probably the alternator that is whining - and not charging so you have run out of battery power and it won't turn over.

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if it sounds like a high pitched whining then it may just be your cool air intake

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complaining

nagging

whining

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Someone who is constantly whining about things.

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The correct way to spell it would be "whining".

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this is normal and nothing to worry about. Almost all vehicles make a whining noise in reverse

Ford Mondeo's sound the same reversing as they do going forwards no whining also VW Passatt i think the Golf's are the same also maybe modern technology has improved this.

probably bad enough listening to your wife whining you can do without your car doing it.

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Whining has been around since the beginning of time. It is just a way to show your disapproval or dissatisfaction with the current event. It comes naturally to most animals and humans.

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Chances are you have a bad ball bearing in your wheel hub and you need to change it out

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It whimpers or howls. Usually Howling or whining.

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Moaning Whining Mertyle.

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To effectively address and manage a one-year-old's whining behavior, parents can try to understand the reason behind the whining, set clear boundaries and expectations, provide positive reinforcement for good behavior, and remain consistent in their responses. It is important for parents to stay calm and patient while addressing the whining behavior and to offer comfort and support to their child when needed.

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Jessie - 2011 The Whining 2-1 was released on:

USA: 5 October 2012

Hungary: 16 March 2013

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There is nothing more powerful to 'break a mother's back' than whining - and children know it! Pediatric psychologists feel that whining is a sign of immaturity, spoiling, or insecurty. More likely, it persists because it gets the child what she wants. Whining usually peaks at age 3 years old.

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The reason your car is whining is because your car is low on tramission fluid. but i have checked my transmission fluid..? do i need to flush it out and get new transmission fluid?

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Because somehow they are led to believe that whining will make them get their way. Show her that whining will NOT make her get her way, and eventually she'll quit.

There have been studies that show that talking to a infant or young child like an adult will help them mature mentally faster, and you may not run into the "whining" problem as often.

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