I have a 1991 toyota pickup with a 3.0 liter v6 4x4 with a manual transmission, it would only go into gear if i shut the motor of shifted and restarted other wise it will not go into gear with out grinding, i replaced the clutch,pressure plate throw out bearing main shaft bearing; slave cylinder, and clutch master cylinder. i am completely stumped help please.

SOURCE: Removing rotor on a 1991 toyota 4x4 pickup

You have to take apart the 4x4 hub to get to the lock nut for the bearings then you have to reome the hub and rotor assy,then you have to press the wheel studs out to remove the rotor,then reverse the process.

SOURCE: 1991 Toyota pickup 4WD clutch slipping

There is an adjustment for the clutch pedal under the dash where the push rod goes thru the firewall. There is only aprx. 1/2" of adjustment so be careful when making an adjustment, if your clutch is slipping then you need to shorten the throw of the push rod.

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SOURCE: I installed a new clutch and now I cannot change

if you have bled the system properly,the only answer is you have fitted the friction plate on backwards.....(the word front,printed,on the metal centre goes toward you/facing you.)check to see if you have full travel on the actuating lever when pedal is fully depressed....

Kirk Augustin

• 2019 Answers
• Posted on May 02, 2011

SOURCE: How do i bleed the new clutch slave cylinder for

Just fill the reservoir, open the bleeder on the slave, have someone push all the way down on the pedal, then close the bleeder.
Repeat this until fluid comes out.
Then pump the pedal several times, and hold the pedal down.
Open the bleeder just long enough for the squirt to come out.
Make sure you don't run out of fluid.
When the fluid coming out has no air in it, then stop.