Clutch needed for my 1973 - FJ40

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I'd look for leaks at the rear main seal - speedy sleeve might be a good option. Check your fluid level in tranny/transfer maybe the fluid is pumping up, a bypass hose will work.
 
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X2 for cruiser outfitters

Cltuch disk
Clutch preasure plate
Clutch fork boot
Flywheel bolt retaining plates/tabs x3
Resurface your flywheel
Rear main seal
New pilot bearing
New throwout bearing
Cltuch disk alignment tool

You'll have the 3 finger clutch and flywheel which is good for offroad. Heavy duty for sure.


Edit: also brake cleaner to clean your flywheel off when you're gonna install it. You might have finger prints all over it. Blue locktite for the flyeheel bolts. Torque wrench.

Some hamburger buns, the cheapest you can buy. Look up "bread method" on removing a pilot bearing for an Fj40. :]

And a second set of hands. That fly wheel is heavy and to align everything sucks. You can do it yourself though, but help is always good.
 
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