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Re: Slave cylinders different/make a difference??
« on: Aug 26, 2012, 03:30:55 PM »
On my 86 Toyota truck 4x4 2.4 5speed the clutch MC and slave cylinders were changed two months ago.Also added Redline MT-90 and put in new seat and shifter bushing.Shifted great for the past two months,but now there is intermttent tough shifting into first & second gears.This truck use to be a turbo and I'm wondering if the MC and slave cylinders are different on the turbo and non-turbo 86 4x4?Would it make a difference on the anount of throw on the rods?Clutch bracket seems good,though rusty.Pedal seems good.

I do know the R151F and W/G Series input shafts r not the same lengths. look up the parts and see if they share the same P/N.
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