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 clutch
#817158
06/07/07 04:23 AM
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Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 41
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Getting the Wheeling Fever
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man I thought I lost clutch yesterday. after limpping to the yota dealership with the old gas and crab the next gear (I was out of town working). it ended up only being the master cylinder.
how many miles have you all got on the ORIGINAL clutch??? I am at 141,545
Rich
07 Mercedes GL 450
93 Freightliner FL 70 C/C 8.3 cummins, allison auto
96 Toyota T100 4x4 xtra cab v6 5 spd
05 KZ 41kx2 NV Toy Hauler 14'garage 43'of 5r
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Re: clutch
[Re: RichieRich]
#817159
06/07/07 03:17 PM
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Joined: Feb 2000
Posts: 4,160
Toyota Moderator
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I've got ~230k on my original clutch master and slave, but the clutch itself was replaced at around 140k because I had the transmission out, not because it was worn out. The disk actually still had plenty of meat on it (lots of highway miles).
It might be good preventive maintenance to replace the slave cylinder while you're at it too. I've heard of lots of people saying the other failed soon after they replaced only one.
And its also a good idea to flush the clutch and brake fluid every 2 years or so to help keep all those components moisture-free and lasting a long, long time.
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