Does Replacing the Clutch Three-Piece Set and Removing the Transmission Damage the Car?
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Under the premise of ensuring quality and paying attention to disassembly and assembly, replacing the clutch three-piece set will not affect the car. Under normal usage conditions, the lifespan of one component is similar to the other two related parts, so they need to be replaced together. If not replaced together, issues such as mismatched parts and uneven wear may occur. Pressure Plate: The pressure plate is a metal disc that normally tightly integrates with the clutch plate, forming a single unit that rotates with the engine and transmits power to the transmission. Clutch Plate: The clutch plate is a wear-prone component in the vehicle's drivetrain (including cars, motorcycles, and other mechanical transmission equipment). Special attention should be paid to avoid keeping the foot on the clutch pedal while the engine is running. Release Bearing: The clutch release bearing is installed between the clutch and the transmission. The release bearing housing is loosely fitted on the tubular extension of the transmission's first shaft bearing cover. A return spring ensures the bearing's shoulder always presses against the release fork and retracts to the rearmost position, maintaining a gap of about 3 to 4mm with the release lever end (release fingers).
