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Clutch question #788122 02/10/07 12:14 AM
Joined: Nov 2004
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deh Offline OP
Need a Spot


After 115,000 miles I decided to have my clutch redone. I asked to have an OEM pressure plate put on since the last one worked so well.
I got the truck back and the amount of force needed to push the clutch in is now half what it was with the old stock clutch. Since I don't remember what it felt like when it was new I can't really say if this is normal or not.
I'd like to think its normal, but its so much easier than before.

Anyone experienced this before with a stock clutch?

Thanks

D


97 T100 SR5 5spd SC TRD Headers 115k miles.
Re: Clutch question [Re: deh] #788123 02/10/07 12:59 AM
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ErikB Offline
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I think its normal. Supposedly the difference is the old pressure plate is old and grimy and this makes it harder to push due to friction. This is how it was explained to me anyway my Marlin. I haven't found a reason not to believe it yet.


'97 4Runner, '06 F350, '86 4Runner, '05 WR450
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Re: Clutch question [Re: ErikB] #788124 02/11/07 12:43 AM
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deh Offline OP
Need a Spot
Thanks Erik


97 T100 SR5 5spd SC TRD Headers 115k miles.
Re: Clutch question [Re: deh] #788125 02/12/07 02:11 PM
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mmiller Offline
Getting the Wheeling Fever
I just changed my clutch at 165k using OEM parts. I was shocked at how little force I need to depress the pedal. I thought something was really wrong because there is almost no resistance; well, maybe about 30% of what the old original clutch was. It seems to be working so far -800 miles.


1997 T100 4x4 SR5 5spd

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