Clutch Kit and Trans parts

[Elow]

Hi,
I am new to this, and working on getting my new to me 86 DLX Tercel fixed up enough to drive. It's seeming a little harder than I thought - especially for the transmission. After poking around on this forum, I see that a transmission kit just might not be possible - do I have that right?
Any suggestions on where to get input shaft bearing and input/ output seals and clutch kit?
Thanks!

[Kozuto_98]

Rockauto should have some of what you need.
They for sure have flywheels, bolts, and clutch kits. I think Rockauto also carries the seals for the transmission but I'd have to check.

[Petros]

clutch kits are available from a number of suppliers, that should not be an issue, rockauto.com usually has the best prices, but search around. BTW, if the kit comes with Chinese throw-out bearings and/or pilot bearings, do not use them, they will fail too early and you will have to pull the trans out to fix it, not worth the risk. Find Japanese or American made bearings to replace the crap ones in the kit, many kits use quality disk and pressure plate, and than put in junk bearings. BTW, while you are replacing the clutch, be sure to replace the rear main seal while you are at it.

there are no trans kits available any longer, however standard bearings and seals are available, you just need to find the part number and buy them individually. somewhere on this forum, perhaps in the parts section, or repair guides, there is a list of bearing part numbers and seal part numbers for the transmission. it was created by forum member Xirdneh as I recall.

[Elow]

clutch kits are available from a number of suppliers, that should not be an issue, rockauto.com usually has the best prices, but search around. BTW, if the kit comes with Chinese throw-out bearings and/or pilot bearings, do not use them, they will fail too early and you will have to pull the trans out to fix it, not worth the risk. Find Japanese or American made bearings to replace the crap ones in the kit, many kits use quality disk and pressure plate, and than put in junk bearings. BTW, while you are replacing the clutch, be sure to replace the rear main seal while you are at it.

there are no trans kits available any longer, however standard bearings and seals are available, you just need to find the part number and buy them individually. somewhere on this forum, perhaps in the parts section, or repair guides, there is a list of bearing part numbers and seal part numbers for the transmission. it was created by forum member Xirdneh as I recall.

Thanks! this is all really helpful