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Well...today was the day to find out if I found the squealing noise. I finally buttoned (no pun intended) everything back up and started the engine. Drove it around my neighborhood and got it up to operating temperature. No squeal. I believe it had to be the cam button. Some genius years...
When I purchased my car 9 years ago, it had a 160 thermostat in it. It ran great but I let everyone make me believe that I should have a 195 in it because "that's what it's supposed to have". So stupid me put a 195 stat in. That lasted 2 miles. Holy sh*t that thing puked it guts all over the...
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I just went out there and shined a light inside to see the cam. Sure looks like a flat tappet cam to me. I see no rollers and no cross bars. I see 2 lifters sitting directly on the camshaft.
This cam button is driving me crazy. Why would you put one in on flat tappet cam?
Right now...
OMG, what a can of worms I've opened. I didn't build this engine. No idea if it has a roller cam in it.
All I wanted to do was find my source of squealing.
No idea where to go from here.