Clutch Release Bearing

Description

What are Clutch Hydraulic Throw Out Bearing?

Technically speaking, the correct terminology for a throw-out bearing is release bearing, as in clutch release bearing. When considered in those terms, it’s easier to imagine what this component is and what it does. The throw-out bearing is the last piece in the series of components that composes the clutch linkage from the pedal to the clutch assembly inside the transmission bellhousing. It is a bearing, meaning that it allows interaction between a moving surface and a stationary surface. Just like wheel bearings allow movement of the spinning wheel hub around the non-moving spindle, the throw-out bearing is the component that comes between the clutch pressure plate, which is spinning when the engine is running, and the non-moving clutch fork- or the hydraulic slave cylinder typically found in newer cars. Although there are a few different ways a clutch can be actuated, mechanical or hydraulic, the function of the throw-out bearing is the same. It connects moving and non-moving parts.

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