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Toyota 89 pick-up clutch problem
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Jul 14, 2009, 9:24 AM
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Toyota 89 pick-up clutch problem
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my 4x4 toyota pick-up 89 was stored for two years without running
now my clutch stuck at the end
i start my engine when it is engaged in first gear and it run ,i try to push on the clutch or change gear a couple of time and nothing work,the master cylinder is full of oil
all my gear work but i have to shut down the vehicule to engage any gear please help me to fix it
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Hammer Time
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Jul 14, 2009, 9:31 AM
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Is the clutch pedal going to the floor or is it jammed and hard at the top and won't move at all?
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After sitting for 2 years, the system may have air in it & need to be bled. If there is oil in the master cylinder, then that is a problem, that system takes brake fluid & any petroleum product will contaminate the system & every rubber piece in it will need to be repaced..........
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1-My master cylinder is full of *brake fluid.Can you tell me how to bled my clutch?
2-My clutch pedal is jammed and hard at the top and wont move at all.
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Hammer Time
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What that means is that your throw out bearing has rusted to the transmission housing and won't slide. You may be able to free it up with a bar through the hole in the bellhousing but it sounds like the transmission is going to have to be removed to clean up the rust mess.
Bleeding is not the problem.
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(This post was edited by Hammer Time on Jul 14, 2009, 1:25 PM)
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Jul 14, 2009, 1:54 PM
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what is the bellhousing?Is it the part look a like a curling rock located on the same side then the driver seat?
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I'm afraid that if you need to ask that question, this isn't something for you to tackle. The bellhousing is the housing between the transmission and the engine that houses the clutch.
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