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2WD Toyota Pickup Clutch Replacement
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2020
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My friend Bobby has been having some trouble with the clutch in his truck and decided to enlist me to help him replace it. We end up replacing the clutch, pilot bearing, pressure plate, release bearing, flywheel and rear main seal while we were in there and it drives like a whole new truck now.
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I am not a professional mechanic..... but I have done a lot of wrenching. I did a clutch job 1986 Toyota " One ton " a few years ago and kept track of the time. Dis - assembly was just under 2 hours. Clean up was about 45 min.... I had it back together in just under an hour.... So...call it a shy 4 hours..... Pretty easy job really.... Put new nylon bushings on the shifter and drained and replaced the 75-90w oil in the trans with correct crush washers at the same time....
Video is okay, but not a fan of the cussing especially when I was trying to use it with a minor. Yeah I know don't watch but if you are wanting video criticism...then you will appreciate my comnent.
Must be nice. It's my first job on my own truck and holy. When me and my buddies first took my auto out there was so much gunk I couldn't find the bolts to the support. After we got it out after 3 hours of painstakingly kicking it and tears. I cleaned up the support and finally found the supports so it the new manual should go in easier now. I bought the wrong throwout bearing though so I have to wait a few more weeks.
My favorite taco is on a Tuesday 😂🤣 That truck looks nice. Great work.
Best day to have tacos! Lol thanks bro!
I have to do this on a 1985 Toyota. If you and your boyfriend can do it I think I can do it!
I have a 2003 like it. Nothings really changed. Easy peasy...
The bread trick works with a lot of things. Dove soap or grease also work. Just have a correct size punch.
I've done grease before, never tried the soap! Only reason I prefer bread is because it's less of a mess once you're done since it all just comes out as one big clump
@@RotaryDaddy I caught the soap trick from Finnegans Garage. I totally get the mess bit, that's actually really smart.
tHanks @@RotaryDaddy , you make a good point. I use bread to put into copper house pipe when the condensation in the line keeps you from sweating a joint. The bread comes out like a mess when the water comes back on.
(Had one that stayed solid for weeks.....One day....the hot side was warm again....like when dude was trying to touch your mamma's gift in the video). tHanks for the video!
Good video especially the hot dog bun and the pilot bearing, it would have been nice if you mentioned how much a job like that would of probably cost,
Yeah only issue is that can differ WILDLY between shops depending on labor rates, parts used, and the condition of the vehicle so it's kind of a hard thing to predict!
here where im at in california, the lowest I got quoted was 1k. The average was 1500 to 1700.
$799 in San Jose (March 2023) for 1994 V6 pickup.
Damn those looked like some good ass hot dogs
The glizzy kings own supply lol
The bread technique is a lot faster and easier than grabbing a slide hammer out of the toolbox. I now keep hotdog buns on hand just for doing this job.. Threw away my slide hammer.
I need to install a clutch kit on a 91 Toyota Tercel... is this a video that can help me get it done? I can't find a 91 Toyota tercel video about installing a clutch anywhere.
What are symptoms of the clutch going out? My pickup won’t go into reverse while running without grinding. If I shut the truck off it goes right in.
I have the same
Thank you for your brainsistance 🧠 🎉🎉
What torque settings did you use on pressure plate
I set em to about 15ftlbs with blue loctite 🤘
What kind of grease do you use on the clutch splines?
It often comes in a little packet in the clutch kit, but grey moly grease is fine.
What the details on the suspension and tire size?
What year is this? Not sure if I missed it
It's an 87!
I'm trying to get a 94 one of these days. Any advice on maintenance or "keep an eye out" before getting one?
I'd say just look for any fluid leaks, drive it check for noises and that the clutch/transmission isn't slipping. They're pretty hard to kill and easy to work on tbh. I'd stay away from the 3.0L if at all possible but that's about it!
Dope video. Do you think that the clutch on a 1992 Toyota Pick Up is similar to this?
Yup! If it's a 4 cylinder it should be about the same, if its a v6 there are some exterior things that are different but once you get to the clutch it should all be the same! 🤘🏼🤘🏼
@@RotaryDaddy Right on! My truck has a 5 speed behind the 22RE. Every video I've been looking up are all done on 1988s and some of those seems to have 4 speed transmissions.
@@paidsk8er23 honestly doesn't really matter usually. Toyotas are pretty much all the same when it comes down to it. Shifter, driveshaft, mounts, electical connections, speedo cable, and bellhousing bolts and the trans are out.
Thanks!
That's a nice shop Mann 👌👍
A little big for my taste lol
Yo what the hell is that music in the shop? Who let the receptionist take the aux??
I've never been a receptionist in my life 🤔
Good video on point I like it
Where are u guys located
SW washington!
Ta bien fregona tu troka cuantas pulgadas la bajaate bro yo tengo una 87 caja larga
How much would a clutch replacement costs for a 93 Toyota pickup?
At a dealership I'd expect at least a thousand dollars but it depends on the region you're in 🤘🏼
The hardest part is getting the fucking trans to come down and out and you glossed rt over it . WTF?
Good stuff
i just got myself a worktruck like this with a 22re blown headgasket, easy fix. going to make it look nice and try and drift it. any advice before getting into it?
Nah they're pretty straight forward, just pay attention to your chain to make sure it doesn't skip while you're doing it if you don't plan on removing the front cover
How about shortening that driveshaft?
You know that probably isn't a bad idea...
@@RotaryDaddy
Take the entire driveshaft including the yoke on each end to a driveline shop. They will shorten it and spin-balance the entire assembly. FWIW, the transmission's tail-shaft isn't designed for a thrust load and neither are the u-joints. Thanks for the video as we're doing the same job an hour from now, and I know we going to have a tough time due to that non-removable cross member holding the torsion bars.
@@rmsmith1126 yeah definitely gonna have to look into that! It really isn't too bad dealing with the crossmember. I've talked to some old timers since this video and they say you should be able to flip the trans 180 degrees and get it out that way without pulling the shifter housing but I haven't gotten another one to try
@RotaryDaddy On my 1980 I had to pull the entire casing apart first because I couldn't find the bolts for the cross member support. Now that it's cleaning up I hope it will be much easier putting the new one in lol.
you two are mechanics, I can't understand why you just didn't use grease instead of bread?
Lol i could have used a dedicated puller for it! I said it in the video tho, this was more fun 😂
@@RotaryDaddy oh, ok I really didn't think I was telling you what you already knew but anything has got to better than bread.
@@saltdrum honestly tho you'd be surprised! It works the same as grease with so much less clean up after lol
I always use bread. It's less clean up
@@saltdrum bread worked beautifully for me.
Imagin being the owner of that truck and you just see a dude saying that’s sick and punching bread in the pilot bearing. Edit. Iv never done that dry Iv always used grease older person showed me that trick and said always use grease or it won’t work 😂 guess I don’t need to waste the grease anymore lol nice job tho bro
Yeah Bobby was definitely looking at me weird when I first brought it up 😂 It's pretty much the same concept as the grease trick but waaaay less clean up when you're done lol Thanks for watching bro!
Language boys.
Yes we speak it very well
Choking the FUCK out if that hammer....i can hear the ping ting ting lol.....time 11:44 on....
Thanks for describing the size sockets, and the process when you we're dropping the tranny...great intuitive video 👐
Son unos genios
Ahora reparen un motor toyota 12R y me suscribo
I DARE YOU TO EAT IT
I paid $550 to have this done. Did I get robbed. Parts included
Nah I think you did the robbing for that price 😂
Tira essi volanti ta cheio de defeito e melhor o
Otima tecnica
If you're going to show how to pull a transmission on a vehicle why would you make a video and then speed up the whole process so no one can see what you're doing?? Thanks for a total waste of time....
Yea, all the foul language really helps.-i don’t get it.
Los cuhh
Puro trokiando cuhhhh
Way too much bad language... It ruins a perfect video.
It’s called authenticity. This is what it’s like working in a shop 🤷🏽
@@RotaryDaddy well, you can call it whatever you ant to call it. it's your channel (I stumbled on it by chance) and I won't tell you how to live your life.
Either way... I wanted to show some videos to my children and man... I watch DOZENS of mechanic videos here on UA-cam and no single one has such way to show "how it's done" things...
I think that you should try better. This is an international platform and if you want to get better, I guess you should reconsider on getting better on bad language usage.
That would be leading to a better way.
@@VitorMadeira I appreciate the input. Honestly over the years I have made a bit of an effort to swear a bit less in my videos but it is kind of just part of my personality. I understand that a lot of people find that kind of speech offensive but to me those words don’t mean anything. I use them as a way to express how passionate I am about the things that I talk about.
Talking like a couple third graders with the foul language didn't help.
If you really think mechanics are anything but grown up 3rd graders you haven't spent enough time in a shop
Language boys.