[FC] squeal

[Paul Steinberg]

Start it again, and depress the cutch.  It might be a frozen pilot busing or 
a bad throw out bearing.  It will not do any harm to run the engine without 
the belt for a minute or two, but not longer.   It has to be a rotating part 
in the engine, so you are down to the basics.  Is it possible that you bent 
the input shaft when putting the engine to the transmission?  I saw one that 
had a wide radius bend in it that was hitting the transmission input shaft 
collar that did the same thing you describe.  It also did a lot of damage. 
Paul in CT
----- Original Message ----- 
From: <wern3 at juno.com>
To: <corvanatics at corvair.org>
Sent: Tuesday, June 02, 2009 9:01 AM
Subject: [FC] squeal


> Re: engine squealing noise. I got up early this Am mbefore I came to work 
> and loosened the fan belt on Rampy. When i started the motor the squeal is 
> still there. I quick shut it down and will now look elsewhere for the 
> source of the noise. A bearing?  a rocker?.
> Tim W '61 Rampy, 140 - 4 speed
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