Clutch Pedal Return Spring Replaces 06-01067 S-19216 S19216 104.06271

Want to enhance your vehicle’s clutch performance and ensure smooth pedal operation? Replace your worn-out spring with this Clutch Pedal Return Spring - Replaces Peterbilt 06-01067, Automann 104.06271, Paccar Parts PTR0601067. Find more information about this clutch return spring below:

• Size: This clutch spring is engineered with a total length of 14.625 inches, a coil diameter of 1 inch, a coil length of 3.875 inches, and a wire thickness of 0.100 inch. Its precisely engineered design ensures consistent tension and optimal clutch pedal return functionality in heavy-duty applications.
• Application: The primary function of this clutch pedal return spring is to assist in returning the clutch pedal to its rest position after it has been depressed, ensuring reliable and full disengagement of the clutch. It improves pedal feel and contributes to the smooth operation of the manual clutch system, reducing driver fatigue and avoiding clutch drag.
• Compatibility:

Compatible with Other Brands & Their Part Numbers:

• Fits Peterbilt: 06-01067
• Fits Automann: 104.06271
• Fits Paccar Parts: PTR0601067

Safety Points to Consider:

• Always disconnect the battery and secure the vehicle before working near the pedal or under the dash.
• Inspect the pedal arm and mounting brackets for signs of damage or misalignment before installation.
• Wear safety gloves when removing or installing the spring, as it may be under tension.
• Avoid overstretching the spring during installation—it should be under light tension in resting position.
• After installation, test pedal movement to ensure smooth return and no interference.

Installation Instructions:

• Locate the spring's mounting points: typically between the clutch pedal arm and a chassis or bracket mount near the firewall.
• Use pliers or a spring puller to carefully remove the old spring from both ends.
• Hook one end of the new spring to the clutch pedal arm and the other to the firewall bracket or support point.
• Ensure the spring is straight, not twisted, and securely attached at both ends.
• Press and release the pedal to confirm proper tension and return functionality.

When to Replace the Old Clutch Return Spring of Your Vehicle:

• If the clutch pedal doesn’t return fully or feels sluggish.
• When the spring is stretched, rusted, or broken.
• If there is uneven clutch engagement or the pedal sticks in a depressed position.
• When performing a full clutch system replacement or upgrade.