I have a whirring sound that comes the driver side of the engine .It is not the power steering because there are no leaks and the sound does not get worse when i turn the steering. It does get loader the higher the rpm though and also makes a whirring sound in neutral .

My car is a 93 bonne se

Thanks

How does it react if the rpm are at idle with the car moving?

The sound is the same at idle parked and at idle driving

your transmission is on that side......

Have you checked your fluid level?

I checked and it has just a bit more fluid then needed also i have absolutely no problems with my transmission

Lets say that it is the transmission what does the whirring mean that my transmission is going or what

In my experience, yes, I relate that sound to clutch material being low and worn. Or a bearing in the trans. maybe axle bearing.

Okay thanks i guess i will go and get my transmission checked out

A few days ago I posted a problem with noise under the hood on my 1999 Bonneville SE.
I thought it would be interesting to let everyone know what I found.
To recap, the noise sounded like a heat shield rubbing on the asphalt. The noise followed the engine RPM and happened ONLY when making a right turn. The noise was proportional to the side G force.
It turned out to be the Bendix. (starter gear) loose and rubbing on the flywheel when I made a right turn.
How I found out was: I removed the little plastic cover to expose the flywheel, started the engine and rubbed a chalk on the teeth then I when for a ride (before turning the engine off) and forced the noise for a while.
When I returned I found the chalk was starting to rub off.

I thought I should let everyone know so no one else go crazy trying to figure this one out.