Very strange clunking from driver side tire - everything tried so far no go? (2007) - Toyota Yaris Forums

KorJax · 12-09-2014, 03:50 PM

Issue happens in higher gears, but its harder to get it to happen. If I do a bad/jerky shift I hear it, otherwise fine.

I don't think it would be that, but there is certainly a possibility. I wasn't the person to actually put the clutch on, the one who was said he for sure had done it right, said everything fit perfect and it was the right size etc so who knows. Either way I'm pretty sure the only real solution is to have to tear the whole thing down and take a look at it again, despite my friend's groans. I'm planning on taking it to a dealer/mechanic and having them take a look at it once I get money to do so again just to figure out what is wrong, but I'm sure they are just gonna say it is clutch related and the labor cost will be so high to just check and make sure from taking everything off to make sure what exactly it is.

The only other thing I can think of is the clutch I got was just shitty quality (somehow), but if everything else works fine with it, I find it hard to believe that it'll cause this random skip/clunk issue when shifting.

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12-09-2014, 03:50 PM	#1
KorJax Drives: None Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: Dayton, OH Posts: 25	Issue happens in higher gears, but its harder to get it to happen. If I do a bad/jerky shift I hear it, otherwise fine. I don't think it would be that, but there is certainly a possibility. I wasn't the person to actually put the clutch on, the one who was said he for sure had done it right, said everything fit perfect and it was the right size etc so who knows. Either way I'm pretty sure the only real solution is to have to tear the whole thing down and take a look at it again, despite my friend's groans. I'm planning on taking it to a dealer/mechanic and having them take a look at it once I get money to do so again just to figure out what is wrong, but I'm sure they are just gonna say it is clutch related and the labor cost will be so high to just check and make sure from taking everything off to make sure what exactly it is. The only other thing I can think of is the clutch I got was just shitty quality (somehow), but if everything else works fine with it, I find it hard to believe that it'll cause this random skip/clunk issue when shifting.