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On my last wheeling trip my clutch was acting up, and my truck barely made it home. Assuming it has to be something in the hydraulics I replaced the master cylinder and slave cylinder. After a hour of bleeding the issue remained, and while adjusting the master cylinder I noticed a nice crack on the pedal bracket! So I wasted a bunch of time replacing parts I did not need to..
I'm told this is actually fairly common on 3rd Gen Pickups..
If your interested in seeing the video on the process of fixing this check out the link below.
[Welding gloves aren't to keep your hands warm. The UV, even from a MIG torch, will give you skin cancer pretty quickly. Don't forget to wear long sleeves for the same reason. Plus, keeping sparks off your bare skin is a good thing, too.]