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Squeak in Trans/Clutch area?

I've been able to run the car up and down through my subdivision enough to get some things sorted and have a slight squeel/squeak coming from around the bell housing/transmission area. Only started after being warm and drove easy maybe 1/2 mile.
It's persistant, pushing the clutch does not effect it. It speeds up with engine rpm but does not get louder, the engine exhaust note actually drowns it out.
Everything is new (clutch, t/o bearing, flywheel bushing) So could it be not enough grease on flywheel bushing, not enough grease in trans., earth's rotation slowed?
TIA Duke

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Duke, could it be the pilot bearing?
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Wanted to post what I finally found with this. I Believe it's a restrictor problem in the vent line to the oil tank. We were stopped after a run and I went to check the oil, so took the cap off and noticed the squeal stopped. Repeated this procedure a couple of times with the same result.

So I guess I need to figure out what size restrictor will work without squealling. I made my own to fit the hose from the manifold to the tank and drilled it 1/8". I think I'll try stepping it up about a 1/16" ata atime and see what happens. Any thoughts?

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