Transmission Clutch Kit for 2007-2012 Mini Cooper - Sachs K70700-01

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$405.99

MPN: K70700-01

UPC: 708609823890

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Sachs Transmission Clutch Kit P/N:K70700-01

$405.99

Description

Sachs K70700-01 transmission clutch kit for the 2007-2012 Mini Cooper 4-cylinder 1.6L couples the engine to the transmission. It is an OE quality clutch kit with its application matched for OE form, fit and function.

Quick facts

Part: Sachs K70700-01 transmission clutch kit
Fits: 2007-2012 Mini Cooper 4-cylinder 1.6L
Condition: New

A worn clutch can show up as slipping under acceleration, a shudder when pulling away or hard shifting into gear. Before you replace the clutch, rule out the pedal, linkage and release parts, since a fault in any of them can feel like a worn disc.

Fits

This kit is a direct-fit replacement for the 2007-2012 Mini Cooper 4-cylinder 1.6L, and each car takes one.

Specifications

Quantity per vehicle: 1
Engine: L4-1.6L
Condition: New

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Sachs K70700-01 clutch kit fit the 2007-2012 Mini Cooper 4-cylinder 1.6L?

Yes. Sachs K70700-01 is listed for the 2007-2012 Mini Cooper 4-cylinder 1.6L (L4-1.6L), and each car takes one kit.

Is the Sachs K70700-01 an OE quality clutch kit?

Yes. Sachs K70700-01 is an OE quality clutch kit whose form, fit and function are matched to the application.

Could a slipping clutch mean I need the Sachs K70700-01 kit?

It can. Slipping under acceleration, a shudder when pulling away, or trouble getting into gear can mean the clutch is worn.

Is it okay to keep driving on a slipping clutch while I wait for the Sachs K70700-01 kit?

No. Have the clutch checked or replaced promptly rather than driving on it.

What does this Sachs transmission clutch kit do when I press the pedal?

Pressing the pedal disengages the clutch, which cuts engine power to the transmission so you can shift. Releasing the pedal lets the clutch engage again.