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Yeah, you're right. I will replace it. Thank you.

I think RemCharger nailed it. I removed the breather (temporarily of course), drove the car and got it up to operating temperature. Squealing is gone. I believe the breather was plugged up and not allowing fresh air to enter the crankcase. I sprayed carb cleaner into the breather and swished...

OK thank you. I'll try that tomorrow.

Yes, no change. It sounds like the squealing is towards the front as if it's the front carb making the noise.

I really wish musekmkr would have posted if he ever found the problem. Right now, I'm experiencing the exact same problem and I can't find the source of my squealing sound.

RemCharger, Yes, I have a breather. cosgig, oil pressure is about 55lbs as the engine warms up and it will drop to 45lbs when fully warmed up. Oil pressure never goes below 40lbs.

Thank you everyone. It's too hot today here in CT to be messing with it. Tomorrow I will try the carb cleaner trick. If I find something, I will be sure to let you know.

440 six pack 4 speed. I hate having to bother everyone with this but I can't figure out where this squealing noise is coming from. It sounds exactly like a bad belt. So I did the obvious and removed both belts (alt and PS). Start engine and the squeal is still there. I used a long...

You never think it'll happen to you until it does. At least that's how I thought. Thyroid cancer, lymph node cancer and skin cancer all within 30 days of each other. I got through it. You will too. Good luck.

Where did you find a hotel that close, that last minute? You should buy a lotto ticket.

Bring lots of ice.

Lots of advice on removal (which was very helpful) but here is a helpful tip for re-installing it if need be: Insert washers, lower the jack and then install on pedal.

Melling.

1969 Dodge Super Bee Not sure how many people will see this post but I'd like to share my experience with the OverCenter spring removal. I tried everyone's method but nothing worked. Here's how I got mine out. 1. have the clutch pedal all the way up. 2. insert washers between the coils 3...

Ahhh, OK, I'll try that. Thank you.

Anyone have any safe ways/tips to remove the over center spring on a 69 Super Bee? The coils do not seem to separate whether the pedal is up or down so the "washer" method doesn't seem feasible. Any tips would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Gotcha. Thank you.

Are we sure 3/16" gap between TOB and pp fingers is correct? I'm going through some minor clutch issues too right now and 3/16" seems huge. But maybe that is correct. Just checking....

Wouldn't B20 mean November 20th?

My shifter is not new and it's not defective. So here is what I found on the net late last night. I found that many 64 - 69 Hurst shifters didn't have a neutral alignment hole in the reverse gate. So, as a result of this, what you're supposed to do it swing the reverse gate out of the way and...