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Clutch Kit for Mitsubishi Colt Rodeo 3.0 & Hyundai Bakkie 2.6iD – R232MK

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Description

Clutch Kit for Mitsubishi Colt Rodeo 3.0 & Hyundai Bakkie 2.6iD – R232MKVehicle Fitment & Part Details This LUK clutch kit (R232MK) is listed for the Mitsubishi Colt Rodeo, Colt Clubcab, and Colt 3. 0i with the 6G72 SOHC engine, as well as the Hyundai Bakkie H1 2. 6iD with the D4BB engine. The kit uses a 240 mm clutch disc with a flat flywheel profile. SKU R232MK Brand LUK Component Clutch Kit Sold As Kit Primary Fitment Mitsubishi Colt Rodeo 3. 0 4X4 (6G72 SOHC) Product Specifications Specification Value Diameter 240 mm

Vehicle Fitment & Part Details

This LUK clutch kit (R232MK) is listed for the Mitsubishi Colt Rodeo, Colt Clubcab, and Colt 3.0i with the 6G72 SOHC engine, as well as the Hyundai Bakkie H1 2.6iD with the D4BB engine. The kit uses a 240 mm clutch disc with a flat flywheel profile.

SKU
R232MK
Brand
LUK
Component
Clutch Kit
Sold As
Kit
Primary Fitment
Mitsubishi Colt Rodeo 3.0 4X4 (6G72 SOHC)

Product Specifications

Specification Value
Diameter 240 mm
Number of Teeth 23
Hub Profile 26.1
Flywheel Profile Flat flywheel

Vehicle Fitment

Make Model Engine Year
Hyundai Bakkie H1 2.6iD D4BB 1997–2011
Mitsubishi Colt Rodeo 3.0 4X4 6G72 SOHC 1994–1998
Mitsubishi Colt Clubcab 4X2 6G72 SOHC 1998–2009
Mitsubishi Colt 3.0i 4X4 6G72 SOHC 1998–2009

Fitment Notes

  • Always match vehicle details before ordering. Confirm exact fitment using VIN, engine code, or chassis number if multiple variants exist.
  • Early kits (pre-2000 models) include a release bearing with flat wings. Late kits (2000 onward) include a release bearing with hook wings. The clutch disc and pressure plate are the same across both variants.
Warning
No claim will be accepted where the dual mass flywheel has not been replaced, or the single mass flywheel has not been skimmed.

Installation / Use / Maintenance Tips

  • Compare the new clutch components to the removed parts before installation to confirm the disc diameter, spline count, and pressure plate bolt pattern match.
  • Clean mating surfaces and ensure the flywheel face is free from oil, glazing, or scoring before assembly.
  • Use an alignment tool to centre the clutch disc on the flywheel before tightening the pressure plate bolts.
  • Follow the vehicle manufacturer's workshop procedure during assembly, including correct tightening sequence and torque specifications.
  • After installation, check for correct operation, abnormal noise, or clutch slip during the first few engagements.

Common Questions

Will this clutch kit fit my Mitsubishi Colt Rodeo?
This kit is listed for the Mitsubishi Colt Rodeo 3.0 4X4 with the 6G72 SOHC engine (1994–1998), as well as the Colt Clubcab and Colt 3.0i variants. Confirm your engine code and model year against the fitment table before ordering.

What is the difference between the early and late release bearings?
According to the supplied data, early kits (pre-2000) include a release bearing with flat wings, while late kits (2000 onward) include a release bearing with hook wings. The clutch disc and pressure plate remain the same across both variants.

Does this kit fit the Hyundai H1 Bakkie?
Yes, this kit is also listed for the Hyundai Bakkie H1 2.6iD with the D4BB engine (1997–2011). Confirm your engine code matches D4BB before ordering.

How do I confirm fitment if there are multiple variants?
Match your vehicle's VIN, engine code, and chassis number against the fitment table. Confirm the clutch disc diameter (240 mm), spline count (23 teeth), and hub profile (26.1) match your existing clutch assembly.

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