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Toyota Supra Release Bearing
Part Number: 90363-45012$44.97 MSRP: $62.86You Save: $17.89 (29%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Supra Clutch Release Bearing Hub
Part Number: 31231-14040$86.84 MSRP: $122.41You Save: $35.57 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Supra Bearing, Ball (For Clutch Release Hub)
Part Number: 90903-63001$90.02 MSRP: $126.90You Save: $36.88 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Supra Clutch Release Bearing Hub
Part Number: 31231-14050$52.94 MSRP: $74.01You Save: $21.07 (29%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Supra Clutch Release Bearing Assembly
Part Number: 31230-22100$93.68 MSRP: $132.06You Save: $38.38 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Supra Clutch Release Bearing
Part Number: 90363-40022$61.42 MSRP: $86.57You Save: $25.15 (30%)
Toyota Supra Clutch Release Bearing Hub
Part Number: 31231-36070$42.47 MSRP: $59.36You Save: $16.89 (29%)
Toyota Supra Release Bearing
The Toyota Supra Release Bearing provides fast clutch disengagement, allowing drivers to shift gears without hindering engine rotation. The Release Bearing is mounted on a clutch housing, it slides on a hollow shaft. Whenever the pedal is pressed, a diaphragm spring of the pressure plate is pressed. This Release Bearing cuts the power flow from the crankshaft to the transmission, so a new gear can be selected after pressing the pedal. When the pedal is lifted, it retreats to reconnect the drive. Earlier, a cable actuated fork pushed the Release Bearing mechanically. Later editions of the Supra applied a hydraulic slave cylinder that pushes the fork with fluid pressure. However, in both layouts, the bearing, which uses steel rollers, must stay well lubricated and properly aligned or else there will be rattles, pedal vibration, stiff action, or grinding shifts. Each Release Bearing in a clutch pack assembly of the Toyota brand stays in continuous contact with rapidly spinning parts. Thus, due to long mileage, misadjusted cables, broken seals, or dust intrusion, the surfaces can wear. When growls or sticky pedals make themselves known, bolting in a new Release Bearing to factory spec preserves balanced pressure, extends overall clutch life, and keeps your Supra changing gears with that crisp feel Toyota engineered.
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Toyota Supra Release Bearing Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove Clutch Disc,Pressure Plate and Release Bearing on Toyota Supra?A:To remove clutch components, the transmission must be removed. Use a clutch alignment tool to support the disc during removal. Mark the Flywheel and pressure plate for alignment. Loosen the pressure plate bolts, then remove the plate and clutch disc. Examine the flywheel, pilot bearing, and disc for wear. Replace the pilot bearing using a puller if needed. Check the clutch disc for damage and always replace the release bearing with it. Inspect the pressure plate for grooves. Clean and align all parts before installation. Tighten bolts in a diagonal pattern, lubricate the release bearing, and reinstall the transmission.
