This is a new OE replacement Clutch Fork. The picture (when available) is of the actual product. Wear at the contact points of the clutch fork and the release bearing can cause hard pedal and/or problems with release. In addition, clutch forks made from stamped steel have a tendency to warp or fatigue and not retain their original shape. It is recommended to carefully inspect the clutch fork for these issues and replace as required. Inspection of the transmission bearing retainer, clutch ball stud, bushings, and other release system components is also highly recommended at this time. Replace parts as necessary.

• Clutch Forks
• Clutch Forks: 1988 - Cadillac - Cimarron - V6 2.8L 173cid
• Clutch Forks: 1988 - Chevrolet - Beretta - V6 2.8L 173cid - From VIN 500001 - Master Cyl. Pushrod is 4.85" long
• Clutch Forks: 1988 - Chevrolet - Beretta - V6 2.8L 173cid - To VIN 500000 - Master Cyl. Pushrod is 5.00" long
• Clutch Forks: 1989 - Chevrolet - Beretta - V6 2.8L 173cid
• Clutch Forks: 1987 - Chevrolet - Cavalier - V6 2.8L 173cid
• Clutch Forks: 1988 - Chevrolet - Cavalier - V6 2.8L 173cid
• Clutch Forks: 1989 - Chevrolet - Cavalier - V6 2.8L 173cid
• Clutch Forks: 1988 - Chevrolet - Celebrity - V6 2.8L 173cid
• Clutch Forks: 1989 - Chevrolet - Celebrity - V6 2.8L 173cid
• Clutch Forks: 1988 - Chevrolet - Corsica - V6 2.8L 173cid - From VIN 500001 - Master Cyl. Pushrod is 4.85" long
• Clutch Forks: 1988 - Chevrolet - Corsica - V6 2.8L 173cid - To VIN 500000 - Master Cyl. Pushrod is 5.00" long
• Clutch Forks: 1989 - Chevrolet - Corsica - V6 2.8L 173cid
• Clutch Forks: 1988 - Pontiac - 6000 - V6 2.8L 173cid
• Clutch Forks: 1992 - Pontiac - Grand Am - L4 2.3L 138cid DOHC Quad 4