Clutch
What does the clutch fork do? A clutch fork is a component in a clutch system used to help engage and disengage the clutch. It is the component that helps to convert movement for when clutch pedal is pressed to the actual disengagement of the clutch. When the driver...
What does the clutch do? In manual vehicles, the clutch assembly consists of several different components. The role of your car’s clutch assembly is to engage and disengage the transmission. This lets you change gears when the clutch pedal is down. Inside your...
What does the clutch plate/disc do? The clutch plate (or clutch disc) is part of the clutch system in manual vehicles. It is located between the flywheel and pressure plate. The clutch plate is a metal disc, with a lining that creates friction, similar to a brake pad....
What is the clutch thrust bearing? The clutch thrust bearing (also known as the release bearing or the throw-out bearing) is a small but important part of your car’s clutch system. It is mounted on the housing of your clutch and slides on a hollow shaft....
What does the clutch pressure plate do? The clutch pressure plate is an important part of your manual vehicle’s clutch system. It is a heavy metal plate that is controlled by springs and a lever. Its main purpose is to apply pressure to the primary clutch plate...
What does the clutch hose do? The clutch hose (or clutch line) is a flexible hose found on your vehicle’s manual transmission / gearbox system. Most hoses are made out of heavy-duty rubber with a metal braid so that they can flex as the engine / manual...
