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Clutch Bearing Heavy Duty For Pressed Type Fork

SKU
FTC5200HDP

Clutch Bearing Heavy Duty For Pressed Type Fork:

SKU
FTC5200HDP
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FTC5200HDP Clutch release bearing heavy duty for pressed type fork defender discovery range rover classic

Suitable for applications using the pressed type clutch fork.

Fits:-

  • Defender  4 Cylinder engines- pressed steel type fork
  • Discovery 1 V8 Models R380 gearbox - pressed steel type fork
  • Discovery 2 all models - 
  • Range Rover Classic  - pressed steel type fork

Extreme spec heavy duty clutch release bearing, quite simply the best heavy duty clutch release bearing on the market.

Features:-

  • Heavy Duty steel carrier
  • Larger than standard bearing
  • Pre greased carrier with seals to retain grease
  • Includes heavy duty steel retainer spring to replace the standard plastic clip

The retaining clip fits around the fork and is clipped to the bearing on both sides, not just one. You will not get any bearing rattle on idle and fitting will be easier.

It is the Ultimate solution to finish off the Ultimate Release Bearing.

 If possible check if you have the cast type (576137) or pressed type (FTC5297) clutch fork fitted to your vehicle as a previous owner may have altered the original gearbox setup

 


$244.95 $222.68

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This product is intended for use as originally designed and should not be modified for alternative purposes. Please ensure it is installed by a qualified professional. Fitting instructions are typically not included with the product. Contacts

Product Attributes
ABSNo
BrandEAC
Also known asFTC5200HDP
MarqueLand Rover
VehicleDefender 1983-2016, Discovery 1 1989-1998, Range Rover Classic 1971-1994
QualityGood Quality
Unit of saleEach
With CapNo
With ServoNo
Weight1.00

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