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ClutchMax Clutch Release Bearing:

Also known as a throw out bearing, a common replacement when installing a new clutch


Clutch release bearing is housed within transmission bell housing. It sits and is located on a "guide tube" which surrounds the input shaft of the transmission. When you push the clutch pedal down; the slave cylinder forces the shift fork to push the release bearing into the pressure plate. This action allows for you to shift with the transmission disengaged.


It is a common and recommended practice to replace this component when installing a new clutch. However, it is possible for the release bearing to fail before the clutch needs replacement. If you hear a whining or squealing noise when the clutch pedal is pushed to the floor as you are shifting it typically means the release bearing has gone bad and needs to be replaced.


Key Features:

  • Self-Aligning Design
  • Steel construction unit
  • High-temperature grease
  • Rigorous quality control measures have been undertaken to ensure that this part conforms to product standards

VEHICLE APPLICATION

  • Fits 1984 - 1987 Honda Civic (1.3L SOHC 4cyl)
  • Fits 1984 - 1987 Honda Civic (1.5L SOHC 4cyl; fits all model except Wagon with 4WD)
  • Fits 1984 - 1987 Honda CRX (1.3L SOHC 4cyl)
  • Fits 1984 - 1987 Honda CRX (1.5L SOHC 4cyl)