Hard clutch pedal.....6 speed

[azzss Member Find all posts View Profile Close azzss]

Azzss, how many klms were on the car when you started having clutch issues?

cheers

Hi Stewy,
I bought it with 92k on the clock early january and it was no good then. just changed out with 111k (i know i do alot of k's:-)
Cheers

[stewy Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close stewy]

Hi Stewy,
I bought it with 92k on the clock early january and it was no good then. just changed out with 111k (i know i do alot of k's:-)
Cheers

Appreciate your input, I spoke to the Exedy guys at the 4x4 show recently and was suprised to hear that they only had the OEM type replacement kit for the Prado D4D, no HeavyDuty option or Safari Tuff kit was available, although they did say that a dealer here in Brisbane could modify the clutch into a HD Clutch. Interestingly the older 1KZTE engine for the Prado120 has all clutch kits available, and much the same for the D4D Hilux.
A short while back was quoted by Toyota Dealership up here, $2200 for a genuine fitted/replacement clutch kit.....Ouch.

cheers

[azzss Member Find all posts View Profile Close azzss]

Appreciate your input, I spoke to the Exedy guys at the 4x4 show recently and was suprised to hear that they only had the OEM type replacement kit for the Prado D4D, no HeavyDuty option or Safari Tuff kit was available, although they did say that a dealer here in Brisbane could modify the clutch into a HD Clutch. Interestingly the older 1KZTE engine for the Prado120 has all clutch kits available, and much the same for the D4D Hilux.
A short while back was quoted by Toyota Dealership up here, $2200 for a genuine fitted/replacement clutch kit.....Ouch.

cheers

Bloody hell thats dear!, Got mine fitted for $400 inc machining flywheel (at toyota dealer), clutch was around $800 for memory (didn't have to pay for it) and they told me there was only about $70 difference between excedy and genuine so i was happy to go excedy. So even $1200-$1500 max should pull it up i reckon.
Cheers.

[stewy Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close stewy]

Bloody hell thats dear!, Got mine fitted for $400 inc machining flywheel (at toyota dealer), clutch was around $800 for memory (didn't have to pay for it) and they told me there was only about $70 difference between excedy and genuine so i was happy to go excedy. So even $1200-$1500 max should pull it up i reckon.
Cheers.

Would have to agree on those prices, they just weren't interested was the impression I got.
Not only that when I asked about a sourcing an alternative kit (non genuine) and having them fit it, I was told that they wouldn't fit alternative parts, only genuine.

cheers,

[azzss Member Find all posts View Profile Close azzss]

Would have to agree on those prices, they just weren't interested was the impression I got.
Not only that when I asked about a sourcing an alternative kit (non genuine) and having them fit it, I was told that they wouldn't fit alternative parts, only genuine.

cheers,

Bloody dealers!, you either get a good helpful one or a bad one. The dealer i bought it from told me excedy have a lighter pedal feel but fit either both are fine he said. Same with the dealer that fitted it, had no problem fitting it at all and are very helpful, BUT our local dealer here i woudn't take my wheelbarrow too, bought a hilux there (new) had problems, Not interested in helping at all.
Cheers.

[batto Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close batto]

guys, for those of you who have replaced clutches and cleaned up input snout yourselves. i noticed when doing mine just now there is an anti rattle type spring on the pivot for the clutch fork. has anyone noticed this spring as broken (mine is, allowing clutch fork to cock sideways).

cheers Batto.

[BusterOz Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close BusterOz]

I think the clutch master cylinder has gone as clutch pedal intermittently sticking down making gear changes very hard – “fix” by lifting pedal manually, but occurs some days/weeks later.

On Friday, my clutch pedal linkages fell apart and the pushrod disengaged from pedal and the spacer washers dropped to floor, no clutch!

Managed to get it back together and limp to Mr. Toyota, who will have a look at it on Monday – more D4D dollars!

[BusterOz Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close BusterOz]

Hi Guys,

Clutch pedal assembly fixed, Mr Toyota replaced following parts:


5510760200 Support Sub- Assy $96.97
5510560020 Bracket sub-assy $45.50
3131160220 Pedal, clutch $76.33

Labour $275
GST $49.38

Too many plastic bits these days!

[D4Dforme Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close D4Dforme]

Hi Guys,

Clutch pedal assembly fixed, Mr Toyota replaced following parts:


5510760200 Support Sub- Assy $96.97
5510560020 Bracket sub-assy $45.50
3131160220 Pedal, clutch $76.33

Labour $275
GST $49.38

Too many plastic bits these days!

How many k's on yours mate?..............Seems to be a lot of problematic things on these Prados...injectors,turbos,clutches etc etc....mabe i should have done more homework before selling my trouble free 100 series. ?Loving the economy though!!

Dan

[BusterOz Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close BusterOz]

98,000km - yeah, my old 80 series was the same, just kept going no big dramas!