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Changing clutch plate n HJ75

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Changing clutch plate n HJ75

Post by Andrew Pettengell »

Hi
I have a Toyota Landcruiser cab chassis ute HJ75 with 2H engine. I changed the orginal clutch at 160,000km now at 350,000 and plan to change shortly. The complication is that I am in Bangladesh - half way through a worldwide driving trip! Can anyone advise what parts should be changed along with the clutch plate? It cna be hard to get a straight answer here!

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Post by buddah_04 »

clutch plate, pressure plate, throw out bearing, spigot bearing and get the flywheel machined.
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Post by RAY185 »

And rear main (rear crank) seal if possible while the flywheel is off getting machined.
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Post by Barno111 »

RAY185 wrote:And rear main (rear crank) seal if possible while the flywheel is off getting machined.
A good idea but not always the way to go! If the rear main is not leaking then do not touch it! There is always a possiblity the new seal will leak! So dont change it if you dont have too! And Buddah said everything!
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Post by dogbreath_48 »

What they said^^ if you don't trust the mechanic get them to do as little as is required! Consider replacig the clutch lever and pin too.

Have you got a blog or something going?
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Post by Andrew Pettengell »

Cheers for the help everyone....
The clutch is working well now - just buying the parts in preparation - might be harder to do in Pakistan/ Iran where we head next as depending on the situation we might have to go thru v quick with police escort!

I've tracked down a clutch plate - just can't find a pressure plate or a kit. Does anyone know if the toyota kits(or on genuine are still available for this engine? the

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Thanks again ...
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Post by popeyehj60 »

yes the toyota kits are still available
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Re: Changing clutch plate n HJ75

Post by the_king »

Andrew Pettengell wrote:Hi
I have a Toyota Landcruiser cab chassis ute HJ75 with 2H engine. I changed the orginal clutch at 160,000km now at 350,000 and plan to change shortly. The complication is that I am in Bangladesh - half way through a worldwide driving trip! Can anyone advise what parts should be changed along with the clutch plate? It cna be hard to get a straight answer here!

Thanks
And check the fork for wear/cracks, because you'll be really pissed when if goes 5000kms after changing the clutch in your freezing cold, tool-less, dark, missus infested, beerless shed.....not like i'd know though :roll:
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