High pitched sound just started. It goes REEEEEE!!

It could be that you have a front wheel bearing that is getting noisy. Have someone ride in the RF seat and listen to the noise to try to figure out which front wheel the noise is coming from.
Also , check the tread pattern of the front tires to see if it has some unusual choppy pattern forming.

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You have a worn out wheel bearing. Nothing else has this symptom.

That's normal; this protects your engine from over-rev damage.

Regardind the A/C situation is posible that your compressor is getting stuck either for lack of internal lubrication or overpressure, either way is time to replace it. The second part might be related to the security system, the mirrors sounds like a different fuse.

Try checking the dust guards at the front rotors. All the way around. Also check the wheel bearings for free play.

First, have your daughter listen for vacuum leaks (young females generally have the best high frequency hearing) They will sound like a very high pitched whistle. Next, look for vacuum hoses that are damaged and leaking. Next, clean the throttle body. Remove the hose that goes from the air cleaner to the throttle body. Hold the throttle plate open and spray some throttle body cleaner (available at an auto parts store) in and scrub with an old toothbrush -- don't forget the top. There are other things, but these are the easy, common, obvious first tries.

what kind of noise? a roar or groaning is a hub bearing. a wuwuwu noise is probaly a tire.a reeeeee is probaly brake. have to hear for my self. best of luck.

Front brake caliper not releasing.Piston starting to seize

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The groaning noise is the power steer pump operating under duress. I would suggest having the front suspension checked for any seized or failing ball joints or control arm problems. Most suspension guys will give the undercarriage a look over for you for free to check for any failing/unsafe parts. The engine belt driving the power steer pump should also be checked in case it needs adjustment.

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robotek