Collection: Clutch Parts

Clutch parts transfer or interrupt power between an engine and transmission in vehicles, tractors, forklifts and other driven equipment. Discs, pressure plates, release bearings, master or slave cylinders and related hardware use application-specific dimensions and interfaces.

• Match the clutch or equipment part number and transmission application.
• Verify disc diameter, spline count and size, hub offset and plate design.
• For hydraulic parts, compare bore, ports, pushrod and mounting.

Read each listing carefully to confirm whether the item is a single component, an assembly or a kit, and whether seals, connectors, fittings or mounting hardware are included. Installation, adjustment and system checks should always follow the equipment manufacturer's service procedure.

Fitment FAQ: Should clutch components be replaced as a set? Follow the service inspection and equipment manufacturer’s procedure; worn mating parts can affect operation of a new component.

If any reference or measurement is uncertain, compare the removed component and ask Stellar Spares before ordering. Eligible returns are governed by the published 90-day return policy.