Sachs Transmission Clutch Kit P/N:KF193-01
Sachs KF193-02 transmission clutch kit for the 1964-1967 Volkswagen Transporter H4 1.5L, the 1968-1970 Transporter H4 1.6L and other vehicles couples the engine to the transmission and releases it when you press the clutch pedal. It is a Sachs OE-quality clutch kit, application matched for OE form, fit and function.
Slipping under throttle, a pedal that grabs or chatters, or trouble engaging a gear can mean the clutch is worn, though a problem in the flywheel or the clutch linkage can feel much the same, so find the cause first. A car takes one kit.
This kit is listed for a wide range of Volkswagen models, including the 1967-1969 Volkswagen Beetle H4 1.5L, the 1970 Beetle H4 1.6L, the 1967-1969 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia H4 1.5L and the 1970 Karmann Ghia H4 1.6L. For a Volkswagen not named here, look up its year and engine on the Buyer's Guide tab.
Does the Sachs KF193-02 clutch kit fit a 1967-1969 Volkswagen Beetle H4 1.5L?
Yes. Sachs KF193-02 is listed for the 1967-1969 Volkswagen Beetle H4 1.5L and the 1970 Beetle H4 1.6L. For another Volkswagen, look up your year and engine on the Buyer's Guide tab.
Can I use the KF193-02 on a 1968-1970 Volkswagen Transporter H4 1.6L?
Yes. Sachs KF193-02 is listed for the 1968-1970 Volkswagen Transporter H4 1.6L and the 1964-1967 Transporter H4 1.5L.
Is it okay to keep driving with a slipping clutch?
No. Get a slipping clutch checked or replaced promptly rather than driving on it. If the clutch is the cause, Sachs KF193-02 is a new replacement clutch kit.
Is this Sachs clutch kit OE quality?
Yes. It is a Sachs OE-quality clutch kit, application matched for OE form, fit and function.
My clutch slips when I accelerate. Does that mean the kit is worn?
It can. Slipping, chatter when you release the pedal or hard gear engagement can all mean the clutch is worn.
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