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Remove the belt to see if the whine goes away first. Then determine which device has a rough bearing or too much play in the pulley. If it appears to be the power steering check the fluid level. or if you still have it put the old alternator back on. The offending device will vibrate so you could listen to each one with a stethoscope made from a piece of hose. enjoy your vehicle it sounds like you take care of it.
HI Cindy The noise you hearing is the rear end bearings going bad you should get them replaced as soon as possible the longer you drive on them the more damage you do and they could lock up
You probably have a bad hub bearing.If you can change the noise by slightly turning the vehicle one way or the other it is a hub bearing.If you turn left and the noise is still there then it is the right front bearing.If you turn right and the noise is still there it is the left side.If it makes the noise both ways it could be both front hubs.Hope this helps.Good luck.
might be one of your catalytic converters clogging up. usually happens after engine has been running for a time? mostly heard when you let off the gas pedal? does the noise appear to be coming from the transfer case area? i thought i was having tranny problems, but turned out to be one of the catalytic converters. whew....
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