Internal HD spinning fast

I have a 2008 17" MBP.
I replaced the HD with a WD750 gig. its been fine for years.
now it is spinning real fast, but all functions work, its a little hot, loud, and spinning fast.
I ran disk utility, it said it fixed it.
It fix permissions.
I have a backed up clone of the internal.
what do to.......maybe its just dieing.

our computer geek at my work found out its the fan dieing..........the bearings were making the noise NOT the HD. Powermedic.com had new replacements for $40 ea.

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