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Genuine Toyota Echo Release Bearing

Clutch Release Throw Out Bearing
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    Toyota Echo Clutch Release Bearing Assembly

    Part Number: 31230-12180
    $46.99 MSRP: $65.68
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    Product Specifications
    • Other Name: Bearing Assy, Clutch Release
    • Replaced by: 31230-12181
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Toyota's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 2001-2005 Toyota Echo | 4 Cyl 1.5L | 1NZFE; NCP12L-BDMRKA, NCP12L-BDMRKK, NCP12L-BDPRKA, NCP12L-BDPRKK, NCP12L-BEMRKA, NCP12L-BEMRKK, NCP12L-BEPRKA, NCP12L-BEPRKK, NCP13L-AGMRKK, NCP13L-AGPRKK, NCP13L-AHMRKK, NCP13L-AHPRKK
  • Toyota Echo Release Bearing - 31230-52020
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    Toyota Echo Clutch Release Bearing Assembly

    Part Number: 31230-52020
    $69.14 MSRP: $97.46
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    Product Specifications
    • Other Name: Bearing Assy, Clutch Release; Release Bearing
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Toyota's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 2000-2002 Toyota Echo | 4 Cyl 1.5L | 1NZFE; NCP12L-BDMRKA, NCP12L-BDMRKK, NCP12L-BDPRKA, NCP12L-BDPRKK, NCP12L-BEMRKA, NCP12L-BEMRKK, NCP12L-BEPRKA, NCP12L-BEPRKK

Toyota Echo Release Bearing

The Toyota Echo Release Bearing lets the driver smoothly cut engine power to the gearbox so gears change cleanly and quietly. Sitting on the clutch housing, the Release Bearing slides along its hollow shaft whenever the pedal is pressed, pushing on the pressure plate springs to separate the disc from the flywheel, then gliding back when the pedal is lifted so drive resumes. The Toyota compact's manual setup has applied two actuation styles over different model years, earlier cable driven systems and later hydraulic units, yet in both cases the Release Bearing receives motion from the fork, converts it to axial force, and endures constant spinning whenever the clutch is held down. A noisy Release Bearing warns the driver before total failure. When healthy, the component stays silent, but wear or misadjusted linkage can empty its grease, loosen its rollers and create rattles, pedal vibration, stiff travel, or grinding shifts. Because every Toyota Echo relies on a properly sized Release Bearing to evenly load the pressure plate, choosing a factory spec part of the correct thickness is vital; an incorrect fit will misalign the plate and shorten clutch life, while timely replacement keeps the lively Echo light on its feet during daily stop and go traffic.

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Toyota Echo Release Bearing Parts Questions & Experts Answers

  • Q: How to remove the clutch release bearing on Toyota Echo?
    A:
    Take out the transmission to remove the clutch release bearing. Once you remove the transmission, unclip the release bearing from the release arm and remove it. It is recommended to replace the release bearing regardless of its condition due to the effort required to access it. During inspection, ensure that the contact surface of the bearing rotates smoothly and quietly. Be sure to check that the surface is smooth and unworn and it replace if there is any damage. When refitting, apply a small amount of molybdenum disulphide grease to the release bearing contact points on the release arm and then reattach the transmission.

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