Does anyone know where I can get the small c-clip that holds the pin in place on the clutch fork for the R-154? Only place I can find it is with the entire fork, and I'd rather not spend that money if I can get a clip elsewhere... Any help?
Need R-154 Clutch Fork Pin Retaining Clip
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Toyota can get them. It looks like theyre about $1.
http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/EPC/291420/catalog.aspx?F=3307&P=3
http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/EPC/291420/catalog.aspx?F=3307&P=3
Poodles;1676704 said:
Wish I had known that the first time I pulled a transmission. You should be able to find a clip that works at any hardware store, like Ace or Fastenal, or ordered from McMaster-Carr, or just get it from toyota as the previous poster pointed out.
mkiiichip- the piece I am referring to is not in that diagram...
Poodles-I bought the car in pieces, I know that this piece has no reason to be removed, but for some reason the previous owner had taken the pin out.
Anyway, is this a standard E-clip, or what does it look like?
Poodles-I bought the car in pieces, I know that this piece has no reason to be removed, but for some reason the previous owner had taken the pin out.
Anyway, is this a standard E-clip, or what does it look like?
Can you point to where is should be on the diagram?
http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/EPC/291420/catalog.aspx?F=3101&P=2
http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/EPC/291420/catalog.aspx?F=3101&P=2
Satan,
It snaps onto the bottom side of the pin on the fork (31204). You can see the head of the pin going through the fork, but it goes on the opposite end of the pin to keep it from sliding out.
It snaps onto the bottom side of the pin on the fork (31204). You can see the head of the pin going through the fork, but it goes on the opposite end of the pin to keep it from sliding out.
Its a standard e clip.
If you have calipers, measure the groove diameter. Ideally, get a metric one. But a standard one should work depending on what size it is.
If you have calipers, measure the groove diameter. Ideally, get a metric one. But a standard one should work depending on what size it is.
It may be awhile, but I think I have a spare N/A fork somewhere. I'll be in the garage tonight. Will take a pic if I come across it. The place it's at is not bad (too internal), so I'd get another clip... maybe from a variety/assortment at the local auto parts, or one of the kits Harbor Freight carries. If I find the fork, I'll measure the clip so that you aren't playing the "buy-a-universal-set" game.