Clutch Choice Input
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Clutch Choice Input
Regarding the 1984 22R pickup on my sig line. Over the last month or so my clutch has been slipping some but not a lot. Saturday I went to Phoenix – if you’re not familiar with the drive north from Phx there is a fairly significant hill to climb. By the time I was headed for that hill there was significant slippage. I parked it off the freeway and then next AM got it to the top of that hill. Over the next day or 2 I’ll ease it home. Then I have a clutch to replace.
Budget is a consideration here and I have listed below 2 brands I am familiar with, and 1 I’m not but their price is the best. I know Aisin is the OEM and preferred by some here but they are over my budget for this.
If you have experience and/or input, good bad or other, with any of these let me know.
Beck/Arnley
ClutchXperts
LuK
Thank you.
Budget is a consideration here and I have listed below 2 brands I am familiar with, and 1 I’m not but their price is the best. I know Aisin is the OEM and preferred by some here but they are over my budget for this.
If you have experience and/or input, good bad or other, with any of these let me know.
Beck/Arnley
ClutchXperts
LuK
Thank you.
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Beck/Arney products I have bought have most often been first rate, mostly real Japanese stuff; but I've gotten a few clunkers the last year or two. Nothing large, or expensive.
LuK used to be a mostly European supplier. I bought a new LuK 22r flywheel and it turned out to be chinese. I was disappointed, but I kept it.
I had its balance checked before I used it .It was OK and it is in my '87 Runner now. I know nothing of the ClutchXperts brand. Good luck!.
LuK used to be a mostly European supplier. I bought a new LuK 22r flywheel and it turned out to be chinese. I was disappointed, but I kept it.
I had its balance checked before I used it .It was OK and it is in my '87 Runner now. I know nothing of the ClutchXperts brand. Good luck!.
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Beck/Arney products I have bought have most often been first rate, mostly real Japanese stuff; but I've gotten a few clunkers the last year or two. Nothing large, or expensive.
LuK used to be a mostly European supplier. I bought a new LuK 22r flywheel and it turned out to be chinese. I was disappointed, but I kept it.
I had its balance checked before I used it .It was OK and it is in my '87 Runner now. I know nothing of the ClutchXperts brand. Good luck!.
LuK used to be a mostly European supplier. I bought a new LuK 22r flywheel and it turned out to be chinese. I was disappointed, but I kept it.
I had its balance checked before I used it .It was OK and it is in my '87 Runner now. I know nothing of the ClutchXperts brand. Good luck!.
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Beck/Arney is a parts reseller. They seem to be pretty good with most parts for our trucks (some are actually Genuine Toyota OEM parts) but do occasionally re-box cheap, low quality parts too.
Do you have links to the particular clutch kits you are looking at?
I do not have any first hand experience with these clutches because I have an automatic.......
Do you have links to the particular clutch kits you are looking at?
I do not have any first hand experience with these clutches because I have an automatic.......
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Beck/Arney is a parts reseller. They seem to be pretty good with most parts for our trucks (some are actually Genuine Toyota OEM parts) but do occasionally re-box cheap, low quality parts too.
Do you have links to the particular clutch kits you are looking at?
I do not have any first hand experience with these clutches because I have an automatic.......
Do you have links to the particular clutch kits you are looking at?
I do not have any first hand experience with these clutches because I have an automatic.......
Here are the links:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Clutch-Kit-...frcectupt=true
https://www.ebay.com/itm/CLUTCHXPERT...E/132745863760
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Clutch-Kit-...frcectupt=true
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Looks like the Clutchxperts part is a friction disc only.
Examination of the Beck/Arnley images shows the box to be marked Made in South Africa, but it is not clear whether it includes a pilot bearing.
Your link to the LuK set shows it to be used parts. NOT NEW
Examination of the Beck/Arnley images shows the box to be marked Made in South Africa, but it is not clear whether it includes a pilot bearing.
Your link to the LuK set shows it to be used parts. NOT NEW
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The Beck/Arney does not have much to go off of in terms of pictures, but the clutch cover (pressure plate) visually looks the same as the LuK and appears to have LuK branded wrap paper in the box.
That is about as far as I got.
That is about as far as I got.
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Millball is right in that the lack of adequate descriptions is not helping matters much.
The Clutchxperts page only shows the friction disk under the "Components" description and is the only thing shown in the pictures.
The used clutch kind of leaves me wondering.......
The Clutchxperts page only shows the friction disk under the "Components" description and is the only thing shown in the pictures.
The used clutch kind of leaves me wondering.......
Last edited by old87yota; 10-29-2018 at 07:20 PM.
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Borrow a few bucks and buy the real deal. Not likely that you'll ever wear it out.
Sometimes the cheap turns out expensive. List price on this Aisin clutch is $215
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Aisin-CKT024-New-Clutch-Kit/401299934365?epid=218654983&hash=item5d6f570c9d:g: er8AAOSwGIRXZvV3:rk:84:pf:0
Sometimes the cheap turns out expensive. List price on this Aisin clutch is $215
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Aisin-CKT024-New-Clutch-Kit/401299934365?epid=218654983&hash=item5d6f570c9d:g: er8AAOSwGIRXZvV3:rk:84:pf:0
Last edited by millball; 10-29-2018 at 07:32 PM.
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Millball is right in that the lack of adequate descriptions is not helping matters much.
The Clutchxperts page only shows the friction disk under the "Components" description and is the only thing shown in the pictures.
The used clutch kind of leaves me wondering.......
The Clutchxperts page only shows the friction disk under the "Components" description and is the only thing shown in the pictures.
The used clutch kind of leaves me wondering.......
This is proof that I should NOT search for parts late at night after a long day. Now that the truck is back home and running OK, I’m going to redo my search and get back to y’all. Thank you
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Borrow a few bucks and buy the real deal. Not likely that you'll ever wear it out.
Sometimes the cheap turns out expensive. List price on this Aisin clutch is $215
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Aisin-CKT02...vV3:rk:84:pf:0
Sometimes the cheap turns out expensive. List price on this Aisin clutch is $215
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Aisin-CKT02...vV3:rk:84:pf:0
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I would like to keep the whole job under $100, but don’t know if the flywheel will have to be surfaced (that would require a 90 mile r/t to the closest good machine shop) plus any unforeseeable parts. The 3 I mentioned are significantly under $100 for the whole kit. In my experiences Beck/Arnley has always been quality parts. The ClutchXperts one is the least expensive and is relatively close. But I’ve never heard of them.
I slipped my clutch for 4 years. (5th) It would not die. Flywheel? Was fine. Who cares, its not a race truck. If it chatters hard, then replace it. marlin and lce have them. Do not by a lightened one.
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It was supposed to be a quick fix it (needed a timing chain and maintenance) deal. Then my Dodge W150 was hit while parked so I kept the Toyota for a while. A while turned into longer and it needed more work. Biggest issue for me is I don't fit in it comfortably - especially when wearing work boots or long drives. I like Toyotas but I need something like a 4Runner.
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