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Quality Clutch for 2006 Tacoma 4 cylinder

Discussion in '4 Cylinder' started by theDoerr, Feb 7, 2022.

  1. Feb 7, 2022 at 2:49 PM
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    So I'm looking to replace my clutch. It's not slipping yet. But I'm just looking into quality parts for my truck. I have a small 12ft jon boat that I pull from time to time. Also have my bed converted into a small camper. Mostly just a bed and campering gear. I do drive in the mountains frequently. Would like some recommendations. Thanks.
     
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  2. Feb 7, 2022 at 3:40 PM
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    So I have found some but it is for the 6 cylinder. I assume that makes a difference towards the 4 cylinder.
     
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    Ahhh i am having trouble locating it now as well. Looking back at my stuff, i have run a LUK 16088 in my 2009 5 speed and i didnt have any complaints. I ultimately ended up going with something else for higher tq capacity before it wore out, so i cant speak to the longevity of it. It was nice and smooth though for the 10k miles i ran it. When i ran mine, i replaced the TOB and pilot bearings provided with the kit and used OEM parts instead (part #s) below. I feel like the pilot bearing and TOB are the main places most clutch kits cheap out, so an upgrade to OEM for those is worth it imo

    - R155/R155F Koyo TOB 31230-35071
    - Pilot bearing OEM 90363-12020
     
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    Don’t forget to check that rear engine seal while you’re in there.
     
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