Centerforce Throwout Bearing 1997-2004 Ford, Mazda & Mercury
183-N1710
Ford/Mazda/Mercury
01-04 Ford Escape 2.0L
Throw Out Bearing (Release Bearing) sold by Centerforce is the highest quality available. In most application the bearing is a direct Original Equipment (O.E.) replacement. Centerforce recommends changing the pilot bearing/bushing and release bearing during every clutch install.
Specifications:
Centerforce strives to supply only the best quality bearings available. For most applications a self-aligning or self-centering throwout bearing is preferred. Bearings may appear off-center or improperly manufactured; however, rest assured the bearing will align and center itself properly during normal usage. Sold individually.
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