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Acura Clutch Cable
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A clutch cable transfers pedal movement to the clutch release mechanism on a cable-operated manual transmission. The cable must fit its route and attach correctly at both the pedal and the release end.
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Vehicle: Acura
Item LocatedUnited States
Quantity1
ConditionNew
item #10188981
Note
【Note-1】 The Cable Length is 39.75 inches. 【Note-2】 This item fits the model with Manual Transmission, NOT Automatic Transmission.
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Manual Transmission Clutch Cables
A clutch cable transfers pedal movement to the clutch release mechanism on a cable-operated manual transmission. The cable must fit its route and attach correctly at both the pedal and the release end.
A-Premium offers replacement clutch cables for selected manual vehicles. Designs differ in length, end fittings and adjustment, so choose the cable specified for the vehicle and transmission.
Choosing A Clutch Control Cable
Compare the cable length and both end fittings with the original. The outer housing and its mounting also need to suit the vehicle's routing; matching overall length alone does not establish the correct connection.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can a clutch cable replace a hydraulic clutch line?
The two systems transfer pedal force differently. A cable operates the release linkage mechanically; a hydraulic system uses fluid and cylinders, so a cable is not a substitute for its hydraulic line.
Are all clutch cables adjustable?
Adjustment depends on the part and vehicle. A listed Honda cable is marked adjustable, while Ford and Chevrolet examples are marked nonadjustable; match the original system's requirements.
Why do the cable end shapes matter?
The ends engage different attachment points. One listed cable uses ball and barrel ends, while another uses a collar and stud; the correct ends must engage the vehicle's pedal and release connections.
What can cause a heavy clutch pedal?
A binding cable or linkage can increase effort, but other parts of the clutch release mechanism can also be responsible. Check the cable's movement and the surrounding linkage before replacing it.
Why does clutch pedal free play matter?
The release mechanism needs the movement specified by the vehicle manufacturer. Too much or too little free play can interfere with correct operation, so use the applicable adjustment procedure rather than a universal measurement.