Thanks.
1995 Toyota Pickup Hard to Shift
Thanks.
https://www.2carpros.com/articles/clutch-doesnt-work-sometimes-or-not-at-all
There is an adjustment that can help though check out the diagram (below)
Check out the diagrams (Below)
Please let us know what you find.
Cheers, Ken
Thanks so much,
Larry
I just recently replaced both on my 98 Tacoma 5sp. Easy job.
MY 2006 tacoma is going to be a bit harder when it needs replacement. The master cyl is inside the truck above the clutch pedal.
It is a common problem. The master cyl is on the fire wall and the slave on the outside of the tranny. You are lucky to have a Toyota, Ford puts the slave inside the tranny case.
https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-replace-a-clutch
thanks guys! I hope I didn't need to do the job again but O well. cheap parts are cheap parts!
Suggested Repair
Replace the clutch assembly, including the disc and pressure plate, rather than only the slave cylinder. Also inspect the clutch hydraulics and master cylinder, since an internal leak can cause intermittent hard shifting, and avoid low-quality clutch parts.
Conversation Summary
A 1995 Toyota Pickup with a recently replaced clutch became intermittently very hard to shift. The slave cylinder was replaced and bled with no leaks, and a shop suspected the pressure plate. Experts said a failing clutch disc can cause hard shifting only at times, noted a possible adjustment, and confirmed the clutch master cylinder works like a brake master and can leak internally. The owner later reported the clutch itself was the problem and replaced it using a site guide, attributing the failure to cheap parts.

