2nd Gen 4Runner Clutch Fluid Flush 

Dude, seriously... because of this video right here, I was able to find and bleed the air out of my clutch system on a snowy parking lot yesterday. I drove the truck for a good 100 miles in winter conditions with the clutch pedal needing to be pumped to change gears. Talked with my mechanic what can this be and he said probably needs bleeding the air. I searched on youtube, saw your video and, as always - you provided quality looks and explanations. 5 min of work and the clutch was as new again. Thank you!

Yo! So glad I found this channel! I have the same vehicle.

Great vid man

I've changed the slave and master 4 times clutch fluid turns black and we can can't get into 1st gear anymore somehow the flu is eating the rubber?

Great general maintenance vids. Where did you get the headlight replacements?

That's not a crescent wrench 😆

Nice videos ...in 1994 when I bought my 1990 4Runner coming off a lease in AZ, I went down to the dealer and bought the orange shop manual which is about 3" thick. I used it to fix the sunroof cable. I paid like $110 dlls back then. It is well written and a real necessary book. You can search e***ay for (1990, or 1991, or 1992 or 1993 Toyota 4Runner SHOP MANUAL and you can find them in good condition now for roughly $50 Dlls. I highly recommend them, and any of those years would apply to your rig. Like servicing the TOYODA steering box. I bought a spare salvage one on the other side of town for $45. I used the manual recently, the factory orange shop manual book was correct on how to efficiently remove the CV axle with minimal disassembly using two floor jacks. Honestly I did it wrong but i should have studied that manual better. Just go on e****ay and send a note to the sellers that if they are willing to accept $50 for the factory orange shop manual. I bet some will bite and you can get the very best manual for your rig. I saw that you mentioned you are using haynes. Back then, barely anyone had a desktop computer.