How to Replace a Clutch Set DIY - Part 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2017
- This is for a second generation 4Runner (1989-1995). The first generation (1984-1989) is identical as are other Toyota trucks of the same vintage.
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The best video on doing a clutch job on second gen Toyota trucks. Most don't show all or even most of the steps. Great job!
This was very helpful. Just did my 89 pickup.This was a big help. Those top two 17mm are a pain in the butt. Thanks for this video homie! Bread trick worked fantastic. I owe you six pack. Thanks
Great video. Very detailed and helpful. One thing I didn't notice though, is you putting a bit of grease or oil on the inside edge of the seal. It's important to do this on the initial start -up.
I read up on toyo forum, print out service manual and then found this video. You just gave me tons of confidence that I can do this job without taking it to the shop! Just ordered clutch kit, seal and gasket. Now probably invest in transmission jack lol
Very good videos 1 & 2 both showed everything needed to replace clutch, including all the torque specs for each bolt.
Thanks! My clutch is going on my 1994 might have to do this my self and your video making it feel less stressful!
Saw a 91 for $800 that caught my eye, the master slave cylinder was just replaced but it needs a clutch, found this series, pretty helpful, I might be able to do it or at least get it mostly done before I have to call my old teacher
Best how to video out there, good job, every detail that most people fail to explain in their video,the important details, this video did not fail to, again great job👍🍺
I'm in the process of doing this same thing now. I also used bread to remove the pilot bearing. Grease didn't work. I still have to put the rest back together.
That grease in the bellhousing your looking at is coming from the transmission input shaft seal. Its leaking and you should replace that seal .
If it was the rear engine main seal you would've seen oil coming fron around the crankshaft.
Great video 👍
Reckon that "grease" in the bell housing might just be a build up of old oil spray and clutch plate material from a previously leaky main bearing seal though 😉
Great Vid thanks a lot!!
you took a really overwhelming project and made it so easy to do, thank you so much!!!
Bell housing grease likely due to transmission front seal leak. Check carefully before pulling the rear main plate off. My ‘89 pickup has studs in the plate that bolt to the oil pan. You can’t remove the plate without removing the oil pan, and you can’t remove the oil pan without dropping the front differential on the 4wd. If it isn’t leaking I wouldn’t touch the rear main seal unless you want a bunch of extra work to do. The Toyota oil pan is NOT an easy job.
Very intresting and help full video, so will try on my hilux 106 nex time.👍
I was always told to clock the driveshafts back to where they were when you took them off. I think the exception was if you were going to replace the u-joints.
Thank you
Everyone be sure to use a high temp spline lubricant for the spline and throw out bearing. The spray he used will not fully protect the metal
hmm. how big a deal do u think that is, really, William? seems like even mp grease would be a pretty fine film, yeah/
Good so much the better
Hey 50's kid. all that grease inside the bellhousing is oil that has leaked from the rear main seal
Great video, im about to do this job on my 95' Tacoma, due to a bad throw out bearing.
What clutch kit did you use???
About to do clutch replacement on 87' 4RNR 4X4.
50's kid !! Question. I have misfire fuel cut off codes from every cylinder 1-6, I've checked vacuum lines and I'm good, I've cleaned the maf, I've replaced fuel filter, fuel pump, cleaned throttle body, cleaned idler control valve and still nothing ! I'm really stuck, what do you think it is? And the car just feels like it's going to die and shakes really bad when I take my foot off the gas. But when I give it gas it's all good? What do you think it is? I really need help 😭😭
Watch my fuel trims video and see what your fuel trims are like at Idle and at 3000 rpms.
Even though you cleaned the MAF it may still be faulty. I had one that was doing the same as yours. I borrowed a very expensive high end scanner from a good friend and viewed the fuel trim, it was actually quite awesome watching it all in real time. Turned out although the MAF was properly cleaned and at idle seemed to work fine you could actually see the exact RPM when it started to go haywire.
Watched this after i installed my rear main backwards (:
Haha I love the bread idea! :)
Ooooooooooooold school method there. Wish I could claim credit but I'm sure my grandfather knew that one. ;-)
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I'm about do it on myt100 hope its similar to this
Please clean that bell housing next time.
Do any ody know if there are many parts similarities between the 91 4runner and a 91 hiace? Looks similar.
There are -- they are very similar.
So your clutch should
Start engaging like what an inch from the bottom? Had slave cylinder issue and now clutch feels different! When cold
Hard to shift gonna check my oil in tranny and I bought new shift bushings.
Was there any spacers between the flywheel?
I have a question? I have a 1990 Toyota 4Runner and I won’t shift into gear at all what should I do
You didn't show how to install the clip that holds the throwout bearing to the arm? I can see the bearing is sticking to the arm when you move it. Mine isn't and the clip doesn't seem to fit behind the arm and clip into the hole on either side of bearing?
Really made reinstalling the trans look like a breeze
What would happen if you didnt install pilot bearing, would it kill the engine or trany??
you mean not install a new one in place of the old one or simply just not install a pilot bearing??
@5:24
Damn man you didn't clean that shit on gear box? You should take a little gasoline and clean it.
My bellhouseing was just as bad
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