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Toyota MR2 Clutch Release Bearing Assembly
Part Number: 31230-32060$75.51 MSRP: $106.44You Save: $30.93 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota MR2 Clutch Release Bearing Assembly
Part Number: 31230-20170$78.34 MSRP: $110.43You Save: $32.09 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Toyota MR2 Clutch Release Bearing Assembly
Part Number: 31230-20190$56.87 MSRP: $79.49You Save: $22.62 (29%)Ships in 1 Business Day
Toyota MR2 Clutch Release Bearing Assembly
Part Number: 31230-32020$46.52 MSRP: $65.02You Save: $18.50 (29%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota MR2 Clutch Release Bearing Assembly
Part Number: 31230-16060$50.24 MSRP: $70.22You Save: $19.98 (29%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysToyota MR2 Clutch Release Bearing Assembly
Part Number: 31230-20160$78.34 MSRP: $110.43You Save: $32.09 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota MR2 Release Bearing
The Toyota MR2 Release Bearing is an important intermediary that disconnects engine drive from gearbox drive temporarily for enabling uniform shift ratios without grinding or stalling. The Release Bearing is mounted on the clutch housing. It is a sliding bearing that moves via a hollow shaft. It is pushed by a fork through either hydraulic or cable movement whenever the pedal is pressed. When the pedal is pressed, the fork pushes against the pressure plate springs. When the driver pushes the clutch pedal inside the vehicle, the clutch disc will glide inwards and free from the flywheel, pausing the torque flow. As soon as the driver releases the foot off the clutch pedal, the Release Bearing will retreat, which allows the propulsion to resume. Through successive iterations of this sporting Toyota MR2, the design has remained the same fundamental ball bearing thrust type, added with none of the self-centering or concentric slave variants, so the main differences lie in the actuation. Early AW11 cars use a cable to move the Release Bearing, while later SW20 and ZZW30 rely on hydraulic pressure for a smoother feel. The symptoms of failure are the same regardless of style. These include rattling noises, vibration of the pedal, stiff engagement, and stubborn gear changes. This should remind every Toyota enthusiast that a tired Release Bearing jeopardizes the seamless performance of the MR2, which is the hallmark of this Japanese sports car.
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Toyota MR2 Release Bearing Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove the transaxle,Clutch Fork and Release Bearing on Toyota MR2?A:To remove the transaxle, place it on a clean work surface. Slide the Release Bearing on the input shaft and disconnect the spring clip from the Clutch Fork fork tip. Rotate the spring clip to clear the Clutch Fork and remove the bearing. Pull the Clutch Fork away from the transaxle and push it towards the input shaft to release it from the fulcrum stud. Clean the bearing and inspect it by turning the inner race. Clean the Clutch Fork and inspect the fork tips for wear. Apply grease to the bearing, clutch disc spline, Clutch Fork fulcrum stud, and Clutch Fork fork tips. To install, reverse the removal steps and ensure the Clutch Fork spring is properly attached to the fulcrum stud.
