Clutch Release Bearing - SACHS - 3151 802 003



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The Sachs Clutch Release Bearing 3151 802 003 is a premium automotive replacement part designed for enthusiasts and mechanics looking to restore smooth, consistent clutch engagement in their vehicle. Engineered for durability and precision, this bearing serves as a critical component in the transmission system, ensuring that the clutch pressure plate operates efficiently under load. While it offers exceptional build quality, users must confirm vehicle compatibility using a make and model lookup tool, as this part is specifically designed for a range of Audi and VAG-platform transmissions.
| Model Part Number | 3151 802 003 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SACHS |
Yes, it is a direct replacement for part numbers 3151802002 and 3151802001.
This part fits several Audi OEM references including 020141165G and 020141165H. Always use a compatibility tool for your exact model year.
It is highly recommended to replace the clutch disc and pressure plate simultaneously to ensure even wear across the assembly.
Use a high-temperature, manufacturer-approved clutch spline grease. Avoid excess grease, which can fling onto the clutch disc.
No, the clutch release bearing is located inside the transmission bell housing and requires the removal of the gearbox to access.
The release bearing is likely failing or lacks lubrication; inspect the bearing and replace if the noise persists.
Verify that the clutch release bearing is seated correctly and that the hydraulic system is free of air.
Installation of this release bearing requires the removal of the transmission, making it a labor-intensive procedure recommended for experienced technicians. When installing, ensure the input shaft splines and the bearing sliding surface are lightly lubricated with high-temperature, clutch-safe grease to prevent binding. Always verify the part against your specific OEM reference, such as the Audi 020 141 165 series (B, C, E, G, or H). To maximize the life of the bearing, avoid 'riding' the clutch pedal while driving and ensure that the clutch hydraulic system is properly bled to prevent incomplete disengagement.