ATP Clutch Fork P/N:ZA-125

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$38.99

MPN: ZA-125

UPC: 740993029908

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ATP Clutch Fork P/N:ZA-125

$38.99

Description

Transfer clutch-pedal movement to the release bearing and disengage the clutch with the ATP Clutch Fork ZA-125. It's designed to fit and function just like the original lever on the 1982-1993 Ford Mustang [V8-5.0L] and the 1982-1986 Mercury Capri [V8-5.0L], serving as a direct-fit replacement for the listed applications.

The clutch fork pivots inside the bellhousing to push the release bearing against the pressure-plate fingers, separating the disc from the flywheel when you press the pedal. Because it's a moving wear component, it can't be repaired once it's worn or cracked — it must be replaced.

Direct-fit design: built to match the fit and function of the original fork so it works with the existing linkage and release bearing.
Wear replacement: a fresh fork restores proper leverage if a worn or bent original is causing poor clutch release or a heavy, notchy pedal.
Application-specific: cataloged for the listed 5.0L Mustang and Capri models.
Country of origin: China.

Interchange: 70210 · T818 · CF81001 · HP70 · 14704 · 691225 · D9ZZ7515B · E6ZZ7515A · CF33 · CF119 · CF-119 · V830G. Manufacturer part number ZA-125.

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Interchange Part Numbers

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

70210, T818, CF81001, HP70, 14704, 691225, D9ZZ7515B, E6ZZ7515A, CF33, CF119, CF-119, V830G

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a clutch fork do?

It's the pivoting lever inside the bellhousing that transfers clutch-pedal movement to the release bearing, pushing it against the pressure plate to disengage the clutch from the flywheel.

Will this fit my vehicle?

It's cataloged for the 1982-1993 Ford Mustang and 1982-1986 Mercury Capri with the V8-5.0L engine. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your exact vehicle.

Can a worn clutch fork be repaired?

No. Clutch forks wear and eventually fail over time, and a worn or bent fork can't be repaired — it must be replaced.

What are signs the clutch fork may need replacing?

Poor or incomplete clutch release, a heavy or notchy pedal, or grinding when shifting can point to a worn or bent fork. Diagnose the cause before replacing, since other clutch parts can cause the same symptoms.

What numbers does this part interchange with?

It cross-references 70210, T818, CF81001, HP70, 14704, 691225, D9ZZ7515B, E6ZZ7515A, CF33, CF119, CF-119, and V830G. The manufacturer part number is ZA-125.