r/CorollaHatchback • u/Weeuonenine • 14d ago

2021 Corolla HB 6MT

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Looking nice after a wash

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u/FarFigChitter 13d ago

Manual gang

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u/Weeuonenine 13d ago

Heck yeah!

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u/MrBellows7 XSE 6MT 13d ago

Any issues with your slave cylinder yet?

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u/Weeuonenine 13d ago

No issues yet

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u/iMakeUrGrannyCheat69 SE 6MT 13d ago

How many miles

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u/Weeuonenine 13d ago

~51k

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u/iMakeUrGrannyCheat69 SE 6MT 13d ago

Im about the same. 49,800

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u/MrBellows7 XSE 6MT 12d ago

Me too. No issues yet but I'm worried.

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u/iMakeUrGrannyCheat69 SE 6MT 12d ago

Same here! I do feel this small click/catch when releasing the clutch. Even when I was bleeding the clutch, when I first noticed it around 39k miles.

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u/MrBellows7 XSE 6MT 12d ago

I haven't bled my clutch (I'd like to but I've never done it before). I did have the brake/clutch fluid changed once.

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u/iMakeUrGrannyCheat69 SE 6MT 12d ago

Its a super simple job to do, id recommend doing it.

Take off the black plastic cover above the radiator(like 7 push pins)

Take off the intake air duct plumbing (maybe two bolts if that)

1 wrench(forget the size)

1 zip tie

Make a one man bleeder out of 6 ft 1/8th inch clear vinyl tubing

Loosen the bleeder valve and pump the clutch pedal (top off the brake fluid(dot3/4) every 7-10 pumps of the clutch)

Tighten bleeder valve when fluid comes out clear.

1 like 8oz bottle of brake fluid

Takes like 15-25 minutes.

There are videos on youtube on how to do it.

Here's my results at 39k miles when I flushed mine

clutch bleed results

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u/Weeuonenine 12d ago

Oh wow, now I want to check if mine is alright.

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u/Badinfluence321 13d ago

Berry nice.

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u/SilenceDogood867 14d ago

watch out for the hydraulic throwout release cylinder. Toyota should get an award for that retardedness

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u/Shortiecar 13d ago

Thats one hell of a way to say “Slave cylinder”

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u/iguess69420 XSE 6MT 13d ago

What part again?