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- Clutch Release Bearing D395
- Hex Screw MBN 10105-M10X 80-10.9
- Clutch Pressure Plate / D395
- Clutch Plate / D395
- Clutch Release Fork D395
- Roller With Bolt
- Clutch Fork Kit D395
- Clutch Master Cylinder
- Clutch Booster / D100 / 4 Holes / SAE2 WABCO
- Clutch Plate / D430
- Clutch Pressure Plate / D430
- Clutch Release Fork D430
- Clutch Release Bearing D430
- Clutch Booster / D100 / 2 Holes / SAE1 / WAB
- Clutch Fork Kit D430
- Clutch Hose / With End Connectors
Clutch Release Bearing D395
The Clutch Release Bearing D395 transfers force from the clutch release mechanism (fork or hydraulic system) to the pressure plate, allowing the driver to disengage the clutch smoothly. Its robust construction and precision-machined rolling elements minimize friction, reduce wear, and ensure long service life even under continuous load and frequent gear-shifting conditions.
Engineered to withstand high rotational speeds, axial loads, and extreme operating temperatures, this bearing provides stable, noise-free operation and enhances overall clutch performance.
Key Features
- Ensures smooth and efficient clutch disengagement
- Precision rolling elements reduce friction and wear
- High-strength, heat-resistant construction
- Supports heavy axial and rotational loads
- Provides noise-free, stable clutch operation
- Designed for D395 clutch assembly used in heavy commercial vehicles
Product Specifications
| GROUP | MODEL | REF. PART NUMBER | SPECIFICATIONS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20.001 | 3128, 2523, 2528 | A4002500415 | Clutch Release Bearing D395 – Heavy-duty bearing assembly |
Process Steps
- Inspect clutch fork, pressure plate, and old release bearing
- Remove the worn or noisy release bearing
- Clean the sliding surface and apply proper lubrication
- Install the new Clutch Release Bearing D395 securely
- Ensure proper alignment with the clutch fork mechanism
- Test clutch pedal operation and verify smooth engagement/disengagement
FAQ
What does the clutch release bearing do?
It allows smooth disengagement of the clutch by transferring force to the pressure plate.
What happens if the bearing fails?
Symptoms include noise, vibration, hard clutch pedal, and difficulty shifting gears.
