
Clutch kit,30100JS10C,30210JS10B,3050122104,N210N113,30210MB40A,ADN13289N,J2101076,30100EB300,30210JS10A,30210MB40A,3050269F00,30100EB30A,30210MB40A,3050269F00,30100EB30A,for Nissan
Applicable models:Nissan
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| Rated output : | |
| Pulley : | |
| Size : | Size 33+30+5 |
| Weight : | Net weight 7.2, gross weight 7.5 |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | presale |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
| Type : | Clutch kit |
| Specification : | 250MM |
| Pulley : | |
| Brand : | nuojin |
| Number : | 30100JS10C,30210JS10B,3050122104 |
| Quality : | new |
| Delivery time : | 30day |





Pre-Installation Preparation
- Vehicle and Environment:Park the vehicle on a flat, solid surface. Engage the handbrake, shift to neutral, and turn off the engine. Securely lift the vehicle using a hoist. Clean the work area to prevent impurities from affecting installation precision.
- Tools and Accessories:Prepare socket wrenches, a torque wrench, a clutch alignment tool, cleaning agent, special-purpose grease, etc. Inspect the new kit to ensure the clutch disc and pressure plate are undamaged, the release bearing rotates smoothly without jamming, and the accessory model is compatible with the vehicle.
Preliminary Disassembly
First, remove the vehicle’s underbody shield and disconnect connectors such as wiring harnesses and oil pipes linked to the transmission.
Use tools to loosen the transmission mounting bolts, then smoothly pull out the transmission to expose the clutch assembly.
Finally, loosen the pressure plate mounting bolts evenly in a crisscross pattern, remove the old pressure plate and clutch disc, and simultaneously take out the old release bearing.
Core Installation Steps
- Component Cleaning and Preparation:Wipe the flywheel surface and pressure plate mating surface with a cleaning agent to remove oil, rust, and wear debris. Apply a thin, even layer of special-purpose grease to the clutch disc spline hole and the transmission input shaft gear surface. After application, wipe off excess grease to prevent future clutch slippage.
- Positioning and Installing the Clutch Disc:Use a clutch alignment tool to align the center of the new clutch disc with the flywheel center (some Nissan models have installation marks on the clutch disc; the convex side must face the pressure plate—reversing it will cause malfunction). Ensure the clutch disc fits flat against the flywheel.
- Securing the Pressure Plate:Place the new pressure plate over the clutch disc and align the bolt holes. Hand-tighten the pressure plate mounting bolts in a crisscross pattern first, then use a torque wrench to tighten them evenly in two stages to the vehicle’s specified torque (typically around 60 N·m for most Nissan models; refer to the specific vehicle manual for exact values). This prevents pressure plate deformation due to uneven force.
- Installing the Release Bearing:
For external release bearings: Install it in the corresponding position on the release fork, ensuring it is fully seated and locked in place.
For internal release bearings: Insert it into the mounting position around the transmission input shaft. Check that the contact between the release bearing and release fork is smooth. After installation, toggle the release fork to test that the release bearing rotates without abnormalities.
Reassembly and Commissioning
- Transmission Reinstallation:Adjust the transmission position to align the input shaft with the clutch disc spline accurately. Push the transmission in smoothly—do not force it to avoid damaging the splines. Subsequently, tighten the transmission mounting bolts in a crisscross pattern and reconnect the previously disconnected wiring harnesses and oil pipes.
- System Inspection and Bleeding:
For hydraulic clutches: Check the clutch fluid level and bleed the hydraulic system to remove air, which can cause irregular clutch pedal travel.
For cable-operated clutches: Adjust the cable tension to the appropriate level.
- Test Drive Inspection:Start the vehicle and press the clutch pedal to check for normal travel. Shift through all gears to ensure smooth operation without jamming. During driving, verify that the clutch engages smoothly with no slipping (e.g., engine revving without corresponding speed increase), abnormal noise, or other issues. If abnormalities occur, re-inspect the installed components.
I. Core Pre-Installation Checks
Confirm the new kit model is fully compatible with the vehicle. Focus on verifying the clutch disc size, pressure plate mounting hole positions, and release bearing specifications. Some Nissan models have exclusive installation marks that must be confirmed in advance.
Inspect the flywheel surface. If there is severe wear, grooves, or warpage (flatness deviation exceeding 0.3mm), the flywheel must be repaired or replaced first; otherwise, it will cause clutch engagement judder.
Calibrate all tools in advance, especially the torque wrench, to ensure accurate torque output and prevent loose or broken bolts.
II. Critical Prohibitions During Installation
Strictly prohibit oil contamination on the mating surfaces of the clutch disc and pressure plate. After cleaning, dry the surfaces with a clean cloth—oil will directly cause clutch slippage and ablation.
Never reverse the clutch disc installation direction. The side with damping springs typically faces the flywheel; for discs marked "THIS SIDE TOWARD FLYWHEEL", adhere to the marking.
Use the clutch alignment tool throughout the process to ensure coaxiality of the clutch disc, flywheel, and input shaft. Failure to do so will result in difficulty shifting gears and input shaft wear.
Bolt tightening must follow the principle of "crisscross pre-tightening → staged tightening → torque compliance". Neither the pressure plate nor transmission bolts should be fully tightened in one step.
III. Special Requirements for the Release System
After installing the release bearing, ensure it operates without jamming. Apply a small amount of high-temperature grease to the contact point between the release bearing and release fork to avoid abnormal noise or premature wear.
2. 透彻 bleed the hydraulic clutch system. After starting the vehicle, repeatedly press the clutch pedal until the travel stabilizes with no empty stroke—otherwise, incomplete clutch release will occur.
Adjust the cable tension appropriately for cable-operated clutches. Control the pedal free travel between 10-15mm; excessive looseness or tightness will affect clutch performance.
IV. Test Drive and Post-Installation Troubleshooting
Conduct the initial test drive at low speeds. First, check if the idle speed in neutral is stable, then shift through all gears sequentially to confirm smooth shifting without gear collision noise.
During driving, verify that the clutch engagement point is clear, with no judder, slippage (e.g., engine revving without corresponding speed increase), or incomplete release (e.g., difficulty shifting gears).
Within 200 kilometers after installation, avoid heavy loads, sudden acceleration, and half-clutch operation. Allow the clutch disc and pressure plate to fully break in to extend service life.
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