Keep your clutch disengaging smoothly with the Dorman First Stop Clutch Slave Cylinder CS650218, a direct-fit replacement for the 2005-2012 and 2015-2019 Nissan Frontier (L4-2.5L), 2006-2007 Frontier (L4-2.4L), 2017-2019 Frontier (V6-4.0L), 2016-2020 Nissan NP300 Frontier (L4-2.5L) and 2020 Nissan NP300 (L4-2.5L). The slave cylinder takes hydraulic pressure sent from the clutch master cylinder and turns it into the movement that operates the clutch release mechanism, letting you disengage the clutch to shift gears.
Signs this part may need replacing include fluid leaking from the cylinder or a clutch that is hard to disengage. If a failed slave cylinder is the cause, this unit replaces it. Country of origin: Taiwan.
Interchange: 30620EA000 · 30620EA00A · SC142504. Manufacturer part number CS650218.
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What does this clutch slave cylinder do?
It converts hydraulic pressure from the clutch master cylinder into the movement that operates the clutch release mechanism, allowing you to disengage the clutch and change gears.
Which vehicles does the CS650218 fit?
It's a direct-fit replacement for the 2005-2012 and 2015-2019 Nissan Frontier (L4-2.5L), 2006-2007 Frontier (L4-2.4L), 2017-2019 Frontier (V6-4.0L), 2016-2020 NP300 Frontier and 2020 NP300 (L4-2.5L).
What are its key specifications?
It's an external-type aluminum cylinder with a black finish, a 0.75 in inside diameter, a 2.91 in rod length, an M10 x 1.0 inlet thread and two mounting holes.
What fluid is it compatible with?
It includes high-grade rubber components made for compatibility with standard brake fluid, which is what these hydraulic clutch systems typically use.
What are signs my clutch slave cylinder may need replacing?
Common signs include fluid leaking from the cylinder or difficulty disengaging the clutch. Diagnose the cause first, since other components can produce similar symptoms.
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