Removing and replacing rear bearing on the 1997 Toyoto Tacoma.

Check the clutch master cylinder and the clutch slave cylinder for proper operation... chances are the slave is bad.. I think this is located on the passenger side of the tranny.. you may have lost fluid during the install.. or introduced air into the system.

If you needed a new clutch.. it was probably time to at least flush that system and or replace the slave cylinder.. also check the spring on the clutch pedal..

I hope you replaced the throw out bearing and pressure plate when replacing the clutch.. I suspect you did.

Best of luck

Check the flasher unit, if possible replace it with a new one( original one)

I had to replace both of them...they are not exact but NAPA did have what I needed

If your familiar with this repair there are no tricks. It involves removing the rear differential cover, removing the spider gear lock pin and retainer clip from the axle shaft before removing the axle shaft from the Jeep.

Remove the caliper, rotor, and the splined shaft should either press out of the bearing or unbolt form the inside of the control arm itself.

Front axle seal on 1997

Did you check light bulbs ?

check ur u- joints and brakes

Open the hood and locate the single Phillips head screw at the top of the corner light assembly. remove the screw and pull the corner light out. Check and replace the bulb if necessary and reinstall assembly. The assembly has an alignment dowel that has to go in first then push the assembly in and replace the screw.

Here is a guide on how to change the rear seal and bearings on a ford mustang
http://fhmotorsports.blogspot.com/2013/07/how-to-change-rear-axlewheel-seal-and.html