
clutch pressure plate 31210-0K131 31210-26172 31210-35200 CT-106 31210-0K131 3121026172 3121035200 CT-106,3121026170 3125035400、3123035070、3123035090 FOR Toyota Grace, Dominator 2500 2700 3RZ, Toyota Land Cruiser 3400/5VZ-FE
Applicable models:Toyota Grace, Dominator 2500 2700 3RZ, Toyota Land Cruiser 3400/5VZ-FE
Reference part number:31210-26172 31210-35200 CT-106 31210-0K131 3121026172 3121035200 CT-106,3121026170 3125035400、3123035070、3123035090 801494,QKT1507AF、3000951727 MCC-1287、000250800、JAPSF-287,TYC-26 31210-0K140 31210-0K141,3121026175 TYC623 KF-275, 3121035200,1025V0510 31210-26170 31210-0K140,CT-107 TYC623、31230-35070、31230-35090、31250-35400 50TKB3504BR、BRG444,GC71017 MB099、500 0539 10、RCTS356SA9 MCB-1299、22-CP-0297、T107054 623302260 1130406610 500708760
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| Size : | 250*160*276mm |
| Weight : | Net weight 5.25 KG Gross weight 5.45KG |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
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| Type : | clutch pressure plate |
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| Brand : | NUOJIN |
| Number : | 31210-0K131 |
| Quality : | new |
| Delivery time : | 30 days |




Pre - installation Preparation
Safety and Tool Preparation
Park the vehicle on a flat surface, turn off the engine, disconnect the power supply, pull the handbrake, and place triangular wooden blocks under the wheels to secure them if necessary. First, remove the transmission, then use a Toyota - specific tool to fix the flywheel to prevent it from rotating during installation. Prepare tools and consumables including a torque wrench, special wrenches, an aligning bar (or transmission input shaft), cleaning cloths, sodium - base grease, and thread locking adhesive.
Component Inspection and Marking
Inspect the new clutch pressure plate for deformation, and check that the diaphragm spring has no cracks or abnormal elasticity. Ensure the friction surface of the clutch driven disc is free of oil contamination, ablation, and exposed rivets. If there are no assembly marks on the old pressure plate before removal, use a marker pen to make alignment marks between the old pressure plate and the flywheel, as well as between the pressure plate and the clutch cover. When installing the new pressure plate, maintain the same assembly angle by referring to these marks to avoid damaging the dynamic balance.
Cleaning Component Surfaces
Thoroughly clean the mating surface of the flywheel and the contact surface of the pressure plate with cleaning cloths to remove oil, metal debris, and rust, ensuring the installation surfaces are flat and clean. Meanwhile, clean the surfaces of the clutch release bearing and guide sleeve to eliminate impurities that might cause jamming after installation.
Core Installation Operations
Positioning the Clutch Driven Disc
Place the clutch driven disc between the flywheel and the pressure plate, making sure the side of the driven disc with the shock - absorbing spring retainer faces the pressure plate. Insert an aligning bar or the transmission input shaft into the central hole of the driven disc to center it, which prevents difficulties in aligning the transmission during subsequent installation.
Aligning and Securing the Pressure Plate
Fasten the pressure plate onto the driven disc, align it with the locating pins on the flywheel, and at the same time line up the previously made assembly marks. Apply an appropriate amount of thread locking adhesive to the threads of the pressure plate fixing bolts. Tighten the bolts gradually in 3 - 4 steps using a cross - symmetrical pattern. Finally, fasten the bolts to the torque specified in the maintenance manual for the corresponding Toyota model with a torque wrench to prevent the pressure plate from deforming due to uneven stress.
Lubricating Key Components
Apply sodium - base grease to the connecting pins of the release levers and the needle rollers inside the pin holes. Also, apply sodium - base grease to the clutch release bearing, filling 1/2 to 2/3 of the bearing cavity. A small amount of calcium - base grease can be applied to the moving parts of the release levers to reduce wear during component operation. If accessories such as return springs and dust covers were removed during disassembly, reinstall them in their original positions to ensure the return springs are properly installed.
Post - installation Commissioning and Inspection
Leveling the Release Levers
After installation, check the distance from the end of each release lever to the working surface of the pressure plate to ensure it meets the requirements specified in the vehicle manual. All lever ends must be on the same plane, with deviations within the specified range. If the heights are inconsistent, adjust them using the corresponding adjusting screws and reserve an appropriate free clearance.
Component Reinstallation and Functional Testing
Remove the aligning bar and reinstall the transmission in the reverse order of removal. Reconfirm that all connecting bolts are securely fastened. After starting the engine, press the clutch pedal repeatedly to check if its travel and resistance are normal. Conduct gear - shifting tests to observe whether the clutch engages and disengages smoothly and if there are any abnormal noises during gear shifting. If problems such as a stiff pedal, incomplete disengagement, or difficult gear shifting occur, re - inspect the tightness of the pressure plate bolts or the clearance of the release levers.
Precautions for Installing the Toyota Clutch Pressure Plate
I. Safe Operation Specifications
Ensure the vehicle is turned off and disconnected from power throughout the entire installation process. Pull the handbrake and place triangular wooden blocks on both sides of the wheels to prevent the vehicle from sliding. When removing or installing the transmission, it must be supported by a bracket. Do not directly hold it by hand to avoid injury from falling components or personnel being crushed.
It is prohibited to operate when the engine is running or the flywheel is not fixed. Use a Toyota - specific flywheel holding tool to lock the flywheel. This prevents uneven force on the bolts due to flywheel rotation when installing the pressure plate bolts and avoids fingers being pinched in the gap between the flywheel and the pressure plate.
Keep the operating area tidy. All tools (such as torque wrenches and aligning bars) should be placed in an orderly manner. Do not place small debris like bolts and gaskets near the engine or transmission case to prevent them from falling inside and causing mechanical failures.
Keep away from fire sources when applying grease, and properly store consumables such as sodium - base grease. During the disassembly and installation process, avoid directly hitting the working surface of the pressure plate, the flywheel ring gear, or the locating pins with metal tools to prevent component deformation and tooth surface damage.
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