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Re: 22RE Clutch Problem

Posted By:	Jon A
Posted On:	September 30, 2002 at 7:02 pm EDT

I believe your truck has the same clutch system as the celicas, which is hydraulic. Is there a small clutch reservoir to the right of your master cylinder? Check to make sure there's fluid in it. If not, fill it, and bleed it with the slave cylinder valve right past your starter. If there IS liquid, I'd check to make sure the clutch line isn't blocked. If that's fine, then I'd have a transmission place take the bellhousing off, and check out your clutch itself.

Darril wrote:

> Hey gang i have a 91 Toyota Pi
> ckup with a 88 or 89 Toyota 22
> RE engine in it. The original
> engine blew a headgasket and t
> he previous owner replaced the
> motor with either a 88 or 89
> 22RE. This is the first 22RE i
> ve ever owned, so i do not kno
> w anything about it. Anyways,
> here is the problem i am havin
> g.
>
> The truck sat for an extended
> amount of time, and when i wen
> t to go move it, i pushed in t
> he clutch to start the truck,
> but the clutch wouldnt budge.
> I pushed a little harder and t
> he clutch pedal "broke" free.
> Now for some reason, the truck
> will not go into any gear. Th
> e clutch pedal does not have t
> he same resistance now. The cl
> utch pedal will return back to
> its original position, but wh
> en you push on it, it feels as
> if the pedal is not travellin
> g as far as it should, and the
> tranny wont go into any gear,
> whether the truck is running
> or not. I have no idea what th
> e problem is. Can anyone add a
> ny insight? Thanks in advance.
>
> Darril

Replys:

Re: 22RE Clutch Problem - Darril 09/30/02 (4)

Re: 22RE Clutch Problem - Dave 10/01/02 (3)

Re: 22RE Clutch Problem - Darril 10/01/02 (2)

Re: 22RE Clutch Problem - Dave 10/02/02 (1)

Re: 22RE Clutch Problem - Darril 10/02/02 (0)

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Message:	Jon A wrote: > I believe your truck has the s > ame clutch system as the celic > as, which is hydraulic. Is the > re a small clutch reservoir to > the right of your master cyli > nder? Check to make sure there > 's fluid in it. If not, fill i > t, and bleed it with the slave > cylinder valve right past you > r starter. If there IS liquid, > I'd check to make sure the cl > utch line isn't blocked. If th > at's fine, then I'd have a tra > nsmission place take the bellh > ousing off, and check out your > clutch itself. > > > Darril wrote: > > > Hey gang i have a 91 Toyota > Pi > > ckup with a 88 or 89 Toyota > 22 > > RE engine in it. The origina > l > > engine blew a headgasket and > t > > he previous owner replaced t > he > > motor with either a 88 or 89 > > 22RE. This is the first 22RE > i > > ve ever owned, so i do not k > no > > w anything about it. Anyways > , > > here is the problem i am hav > in > > g. > > > > The truck sat for an extende > d > > amount of time, and when i w > en > > t to go move it, i pushed in > t > > he clutch to start the truck > , > > but the clutch wouldnt budge > . > > I pushed a little harder and > t > > he clutch pedal "broke" free > . > > Now for some reason, the tru > ck > > will not go into any gear. T > h > > e clutch pedal does not have > t > > he same resistance now. The > cl > > utch pedal will return back > to > > its original position, but w > h > > en you push on it, it feels > as > > if the pedal is not travelli > n > > g as far as it should, and t > he > > tranny wont go into any gear > , > > whether the truck is running > > or not. I have no idea what > th > > e problem is. Can anyone add > a > > ny insight? Thanks in advanc > e. > > > > Darril
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