Can you adjust a Hilux clutch?
Many technicians believe the Hilux Pickups, Hilux Surfs & Land Cruisers have a hydraulic clutch system where there is no clutch adjustment, this is incorrect. They do have clutch adjustment and are adjustable; below we demonstrate how clutch adjustment can be achieved. Checking the pedal height is correct.
Can you adjust a clutch?
Over time the clutch wears down and requires adjustments. The clutch freeplay must checked and adjusted at every 6,000 miles or as specified in the maker’s service schedule. Newer vehicles use a hydraulic clutch and slave cylinder that are self adjusting and do not require adjustments.
Where is the clutch adjustment on a Toyota?
There is an adjustment inside the cab, attached to the clutch pedal at the top. There is a push rod that connects the pedal to the clutch master cylinder. Loosen the lock nut and turn the push rod to either lengthen or shorten it. Check the free travel of the pedal. It should be approx. 1/2 inch at least.
Do you need to adjust the clutch cable on a Hilux?
This cable gives the clutch on your Hilux a little bit more life before it dies for good. If you find the clutch pedal engaging earlier when you push the pedal, then the clutch cable needs to be adjusted. You can find the best mechanic for your clutch cable adjustment at AutoGuru.
Why does my Hilux 4×4 clutch keep leaking?
Gear changes also get more notchy/harder, engaging reverse gradually becomes more difficult and in some instances they start getting shudder on take off. The problem is almost invariably traced to the master cylinder or sometimes the clutch accumulator. In one or two instances the clutch slave cylinder also started leaking.
Why is my Clutch not working on my 1990 Toyota pick up?
Please try again later. This is a How To video for the clutch adjustment at the pedal for a 1990 Toyota Pick-Up. Symptoms for this procedure include grinding of gears or an inability to shift into gear. This is caused by limited clutch piston movement upon the hydraulic fluid resulting a faulty clutch. Loading…