Stiff clutch pedal?

Now that it's colder, just wondering if it's normal that the clutch is stiff to push until it warms up? I just find it strange that it would do that as I've had other vehicles that don't do that in the winter.

 

My old Mazda b2200 used to do that, but all my newer standard vehicles haven't done it.

 

i would think so i find it the same on my 01 now that its winter not only that but same with transfer cases i find mine is freezing up and not* engaging when i want it to

 

Hmm mine has been normal
Then again it's due to being at night in garage

 

Same stiff, -7 here this mornin

 

Just brought up last week...

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/hows-your-clutch-in-the-cold.464454/#post-13860973

 

Stiff here as well... anytime its under say 35F .. I've had the pedal stick at the floor a few times as well. I know that ain't good.....

 

My truck has the misfortune of parking outside. Anytime it dips below 40 *F I get the stiff/sticky clutch. The colder the worse it is (like 10 *F mornings). Goes away pretty quick so it hasn't bothered me too much. First manual I have ever owned that did this.

 

The clutch on all my cars were stiffer during the cold months. The oil is just thicker I believe.

 

I've had some get stiff, but none with the delayed pedal return like the Taco. Small price to pay to have 3 pedals.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/cold-weather-performance-or-the-lack-thereof.408322/

 

Yes, significantly so when its very cold. Yesterday was -10F and the clutch was quite hard to push and also slow to return.

 

Yep. My taco is a week old and has very sluggish clutch movement on anything below freezing temps. Its a little odd, but doesn't take but a few minutes to normalize. And it doesn't seem to affect gear engagement.

Has anyone tried to fix this problem with a fluid change? I know some ppl have swapped in SS clutch lines. Maybe I will try that at the same time as a fluid change..