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It could be caused by a leaking or disconnected vacuum hose.
additional info: assuming this whistling noise is coming from the engine and not from the wind whistling through some bodywork I'd recommend you open the hood with the engine running in the driveway and run the engine up and down (with the linkage by the throttle body on top of the engine or by having someone in the car press on the accellerator) and listen for that noise. I believe that a vacuum leak that you could hear in the cab would be serious enough to drastically affect the operation of the engine and you would notice surging, hesitation, dying, poor fuel economy etc.
This further diagnosis may point you in the correct direction to get this resolved.
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JordanGenerally, when a car whistles on acceleration, it indicates there is a leak on the intake manifold, causing the engine to suck air which makes the whistling sound
Car whistling sound may be audible due to a leak in the vacuum line or a gasket. The whistling noise changes with the acceleration of car. To resolve this problem check your engine gasket and vacuum line with a mechanic to find the leakage.
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