*sigh*
I remember when I used to have a car I could get in and drive.
The weather cleared up yesterday so i finally had a chance to pull the car out of the garage and take it for a spin. The second I pushed in the clutch I new I had a problem. The clutch pedal has a good amount of resistance (I'm assuming that's the Kennedy pressure plate), Depressing the clutch pedal is met with a whistle or howl. If I press the pedal in all the way I get what sounds like metal on metal (assuming the TO bearing is hitting the trans main shaft?) The noise goes away once I let out the clutch the noise goes away. I assume it's a throw-out bearing issue but I'm perplexed because it was fine with the 1915. Someone else suggested it could be an issue with the bearing in the gland nut.
Seems a shame to have to pull the exhaust and one of the carbs to pull the motor out. It is what it is.
Hey longfella - you want to sell me back the 1600 with the Kadrons? Simpler times.
Ted