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So my roommate just bought a 4runner, maybe put 500 miles on it and the clutch has started to slip. 109K on it... she said it wouldn't go above 40mph, once it hit 40mph the rpms would just go up but it didn't get any faster. So I told her to see if it went past 40 mph in third, it did. So then I tried 4th gear @~ 30 mph and accelerating, and the rpms would go up. So basically, it's slipping... Does she need a whole new clutch kit? I told her I was 95% sure she needed a whole new clutch kit, but I thought some of you may have an idea as to what else it could be. Like maybe the clutch need to be bled?
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i do a complete clutch kit that way you know that everything is new
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That is a classic symptom of a slipping clutch. Time for a new clutch. Aisin is the OEM brand and I would recommend that for the new clutch. Marlin Crawler sells a decent kit usually with Aisin clutch parts.
If you were in Socal, I could do the clutch work for a decent price.
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Awesome, I saw trail gear had aisin kits, I'll have to check what marlins price is. I really wish she was closer to socal, it really sucks that she just bought it about a month ago and has to spend alot of money on it. How much is too much to pay for a clutch replacement? I was thinking 400ish for labor. Is that wishful thinking?
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Is it 4wd? I think book on a 4wd is like 6.5 hours, so roughly $600 for labor. I charge $200 and that is usually half what the low price shops charge.
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Join Date: Aug 2007
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the Trail-Gear Aisin kits have gotten horrible reviews, some people said they got one run before the disc was shot
I love my Marlin clutch |
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I would have thought they were the same...
Trail Gear Clutch Marlin Clutch I don't know, I guess I didn't compare specs, but I would think trail gear and marlin both dealt the OEM equipment, which would be the same?
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Eh, I'm not a huge fan of trailgear.
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Trail-Gear is ALWAYS a knock off LOL
I think bigarms had one, for about 10 sec before it died
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Location: Fresno, CA
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Looking past my involvement as an employee, I've been a strong proponent of Marlin's clutches for more than a decade. I've wheeled rigs with stock clutches and I can say from personal experience that Marlin got it right when he designed our custom Rock Crawling clutch kit. Food for thought, BigMike
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Awesome, thanks for the replies, she ordered a Marlin kit yesterday.
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Sounds great! Thank you for the business and please let us know how everything goes!!
Regards, BigMike
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