09 Clutch Speak fixed...QUITE, AHHH!!!

Hey Everyone,
I fixed my clutch squeak, squawk, chirp, chirp, chirp. I replaced my whole entire clutch with an LC Engineering Stage 2 Pro Clutch kit and the new slave cylinder from toyota that has the longer spring and rod and bigger plunger I guess. I also went with a heavier flywheel. I took time to get used to it, but I seem to like it better.

I also bought another URD bearing for the sleeve I have because I had the bearing and sleeve put on last August and the squeaking didn't stop. So I wanted to start fresh. But the company that puts out the sleeve and larger bearing (PDM SLEEVE), the owner, told me to buy the new slave cylinder from the toyota and other stuff that came with TSB, so I did. I also grease the fork excessively on the pivots.

I also bought a URD short-shifter, and WOW! the reduction is amazing.

BUT PLEASE ANSWER THIS.........The little white coupler that goes over the end of my shifter ball, mine was pretty much crushed, so I bought what one from Marlin Crawler, but it was way too small. WHERE DO I GET ONE? TOYOTA?!

I wanted to get one from Marlin Crawler because they claim on there site that they have the strongest materials they use for those anywhere.

I have the old URD bearing oversized bearing for the sleeve(only on for few months) if anyone wants it for a price and a brand new regular size bearing that came with my LC kit. Let me know.
Thank,
Brian

 

Yes from Toyota. They're pretty cheap.

 

What's pretty cheap?
Do you mean the slave cylinder kit?
I can't remember the cost?

 

No the nylon cup that goes on the ball at the bottom of the shifter.

And less than $3 iirc when I bought mine.

 

Thanks sir or are you a female? I see the little red head popping up. Sorry I hope that doesn't offend you.

Call me bold

 

Do you have a part number for the upgraded slave you used? I need to do the same I’m getting the squeak with the urd sleeve, stage 2 clutch and heavy duty flywheel still.

 

I'm not very good @ these forums but contact your nearest Toyota dealership.

I know this is not what you wanted to hear, BUT HAVE YOUR VIN # READY!

I have called my local Ottawa, Illinois dealership SOOOO many times and the idiot's continue to ask for my vin. They tell that they only put it in the computer if work has been done. RIDICULOUS NONSENSE!

 

Hey , sorry to say this you'll have to call a dealership. Have your vin # ready. The slave cylinder would have solved all my problems. My clutch had probably another 2-3 yrs left on it from what my friend said who helped me....some older guy who is like a father to me and a great mechanic.

 

He's a dude... knows a bit as well

 

It wouldn't matter is all I was saying. My mechanic, who was a master sergeant in the army, and certified master mechanic in the military, had two kids, the oldest a boy, the youngest a girl.

The boy hated cars and grease, the girl, with her long pippy long stockings pigtails would crawl under all kind of vehicles with her daddy.