Bolt Kit, clutch

A clutch bolt kit secures the pressure plate to the flywheel with correct torque — missing or incorrect bolts can cause vibration and premature clutch wear. PartStall stocks 21 products covering a wide range of passenger cars, vans and light commercials.

• Check compatibility by vehicle make, engine code and gearbox type before ordering.
• Match the bolt specification to the original equipment part number where possible.
• Replacing bolts as part of a full clutch kit change is recommended — reusing worn fasteners risks uneven clamping.
• Confirm thread pitch, length and head type against your existing hardware.

Do I need new bolts every time I change the clutch? Clutch pressure plate bolts are subject to high cyclic loads, so most manufacturers recommend fitting new bolts with each clutch replacement rather than reusing old ones.

How do I choose the correct bolt kit for my car? Use your vehicle's VIN, engine code and gearbox designation when searching — the same model can have different bolt specifications depending on the engine fitted.

Can wrong bolts damage the new clutch? Yes. Bolts with incorrect length, thread pitch or torque rating cause uneven pressure plate clamping, which accelerates clutch disc wear. Compatibility should always be verified before fitting.