Omix-Ada 16906.02 - 1982 Jeep CJ Clutch Bearing
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Product Description
Clutch Bearing (16906.02) by Omix-Ada®. The release bearing engages the clutch cover diaphragm spring fingers when the clutch pedal is depressed, disengaging the clutch. When the pedal is released, the clutch linkage moves the release bearing back away from the diaphragm fingers, allowing the clutch cover springs to clamp the clutch disc between the cover and flywheel, engaging the clutch. A grinding noise that occurs only when the pedal is depressed is most likely caused by a worn release bearing. If your release bearing is in need of replacement, Omix-Ada has the new unit that will have you shifting smoothly and quietly again.
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Clutch Bearing (16906.02) by Omix-Ada®. The release bearing engages the clutch cover diaphragm spring fingers when the clutch pedal is depressed, disengaging the clutch. When the pedal is released, the clutch linkage moves the release bearing back away from the diaphragm fingers, allowing the clutch cover springs to clamp the clutch disc between the cover and flywheel, engaging the clutch. A grinding noise that occurs only when the pedal is depressed is most likely caused by a worn release bearing. If your release bearing is in need of replacement, Omix-Ada has the new unit that will have you shifting smoothly and quietly again.
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Features:
- Restores proper clutch operation
- Available with slave cylinder included
- Meets or exceeds OEM quality
- Identical to original equipment, for perfect fit and function
- Backed by a 5-year limited warranty
Depress the clutch pedal and shift into 1st gear while listening for noise. If there is noise, it could be a worn release bearing or worn pilot bearing. If the noise remains when the transmission is shifted into neutral, the release bearing is bad.
A common cause for release bearing noise and failure is clutch linkage that is out of adjustment, causing the release bearing to remain in constant contact with the diaphragm spring fingers. This will also cause the clutch to slip.
Inspect the release bearing for wear where it contacts the diaphragm spring fingers. Check the bore for wear; the bearing should slide freely over the front transmission bearing retainer. Turn the bearing by hand while feeling for roughness.
If symptoms and inspection determine the need for a new clutch release bearing, get the one that's designed and specifically manufactured for your Jeep. It's made to fit and function the same or better than original equipment, so you can be assured that installation will go smoothly and operation will be flawless. The clutch release bearing is backed by a 5-year limited warranty.
Omix-Ada® is based in Suwanee, Georgia. The company was founded in 1992 and today is the largest independent manufacturer and distributor of Jeep parts and accessories, with over 11,000 parts in stock. However, Omix-Ada is more than just a parts manufacturer; the founder and the employees are all Jeep enthusiasts who are dedicated to producing the finest quality Jeep parts. Omix-Ada has everything from licensed parts for concours restorations, to stock replacement parts for repairing Jeeps from the 1940s to the present day, as well as heavy-duty and high-performance parts sold under the Rugged Ridge®, Alloy USA®, Outland®, ORV Suspension, and Precision Gear® brands. Omix-Ada engineers are constantly developing and trail testing new products to make sure they're perfected for you, and the company has won numerous awards at the annual SEMA (Specialty Equipment Market Association) show.
