New Clutch
#1
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New Clutch
I plan on replacing my clutch/rear main/tranny input seal sometime this summer. The clutch does not slip yet (unless I get stuck), but I could smell it on 3 different occasions this week. Also, my rear main leaks worse than a redneck's exhaust. While in there I figured I may as well do the tranny input seal. I have the seals through Carquest, but I am not sure on what clutch to get. Keep in mind that money does not grow on trees in Wisconsin.
I have looked into Marlin Crawler Clutch kits. They have the regular and HD, prices are $179 and $199.
I have also looked into Centerforce I (dual friction is not appropriate or cheap). They want $295 plus the throwout bearing and alignment tool. (They never mentioned Pilot bearing?)
Napa had three available. Reman, Diaphram, and regular. The prices for these were $169, $194, $255. (What is the diaphram version?)
Another option is the Daikin-Exedy. Are these any good? I have found a kit for $147, but a friend of mine has one that he would sell me for $70. He said it is in the original packaging. It came with the p.o.s. '89 he bought that he has since sold.
I wheel occasionally, but nothing too hard core (once a month or so), and I also plow snow periodically.
What clutch would you guys recommend?
Am I missing anything?
If you can answer any of my questions I would appreciate it. Thanks ahead of time.
(There are 21 splines, correct?)
I have looked into Marlin Crawler Clutch kits. They have the regular and HD, prices are $179 and $199.
I have also looked into Centerforce I (dual friction is not appropriate or cheap). They want $295 plus the throwout bearing and alignment tool. (They never mentioned Pilot bearing?)
Napa had three available. Reman, Diaphram, and regular. The prices for these were $169, $194, $255. (What is the diaphram version?)
Another option is the Daikin-Exedy. Are these any good? I have found a kit for $147, but a friend of mine has one that he would sell me for $70. He said it is in the original packaging. It came with the p.o.s. '89 he bought that he has since sold.
I wheel occasionally, but nothing too hard core (once a month or so), and I also plow snow periodically.
What clutch would you guys recommend?
Am I missing anything?
If you can answer any of my questions I would appreciate it. Thanks ahead of time.
(There are 21 splines, correct?)
Last edited by jason191918; 04-03-2008 at 03:43 PM.
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I ordered a Marlin HD for my 4runner 2 weeks ago and am still waiting for it so I can put my truck back together. I am looking forward to driving a nice smooth truck!
Robb
Robb
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Any reports on the Daikin-Exedy? Here it is http://www.perfectengine.com/Toyota_...opp-16059a.htm
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Jason I really think that you will be very happy with a full Marlin kit.
I recommend ordering the HD clutch, master cylinder, slave cylinder, and resurfaced flywheel. The parts are optimized for each other, when all of these components are refreshed it feels absolutely great. Nothing beats it, just check out how happy all the marlinclutch owners are! A++ for Marlin HD clutch.
I recommend ordering the HD clutch, master cylinder, slave cylinder, and resurfaced flywheel. The parts are optimized for each other, when all of these components are refreshed it feels absolutely great. Nothing beats it, just check out how happy all the marlinclutch owners are! A++ for Marlin HD clutch.
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Jason I really think that you will be very happy with a full Marlin kit.
I recommend ordering the HD clutch, master cylinder, slave cylinder, and resurfaced flywheel. The parts are optimized for each other, when all of these components are refreshed it feels absolutely great. Nothing beats it, just check out how happy all the marlinclutch owners are! A++ for Marlin HD clutch.
I recommend ordering the HD clutch, master cylinder, slave cylinder, and resurfaced flywheel. The parts are optimized for each other, when all of these components are refreshed it feels absolutely great. Nothing beats it, just check out how happy all the marlinclutch owners are! A++ for Marlin HD clutch.
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