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Genuine Kia Sorento Release Bearing

Clutch Release Throw Out Bearing
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  • Diagram for Kia Sorento Release Bearing - 4141249600
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    Kia Sorento Bearing-Clutch RELEA

    Part Number: 4141249600
    $70.22 MSRP: $101.33
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    Product Specifications
    • Other Name: Bearing-Clutch Release
    • Replaced by: 4141249670
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Kia's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 2003-2006 Kia Sorento | High Grade, Middle Grade | 3.5L | 5 Door Wagon
  • Diagram for Kia Sorento Release Bearing - 4142124300
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    Kia Sorento Cylinder Assembly-CONCEN

    Part Number: 4142124300
    $163.28 MSRP: $226.78
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    Product Specifications
    • Other Name: Cylinder Assembly-Concentric Slave
    • Replaced by: 4142124360
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Kia's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 2009-2012 Kia Sorento | 2.4L - Theta 2 | Wagon - 5Door 5P

Kia Sorento Release Bearing

The Kia Sorento Release Bearing is the essential link that separates engine power from the gearbox whenever the driver presses the clutch pedal to change gears without grinding. Found on the clutch housing, the Release Bearing runs on a hollow shaft and is forced by a fork to press on the spring inside the pressure plate, causing the clutch disc to release from the flywheel and then glides back when the pedal is lifted to restore drive. Early Kia Sorento manuals applied a cable-activated fork, but later models applied a hydraulic slave cylinder; however, in both, the Release Bearing does essentially the same thing, with its smooth rollers and factory set thickness ensuring even pressure and quiet operation. If the Release Bearing wears due to high mileage, heat, dirt, or a misadjusted cable, drivers may hear rattling, have a vibrating pedal, have a stiff pedal, or have difficulty slotting gears, all indicating the clutch can no longer fully engage or disengage. Continued operation in this state threatens accelerated wear of the disc, the pressure plate, and the gearbox input shaft. Replacement requires a bearing with the same original dimensions to ensure that the clutch spring face is square and the fork stroke is correct to maintain the balanced interaction designed into every Kia Sorento manual drivetrain. Regular checks of the Release Bearing ensure the Kia clutch assembly and maintain the signature Sorento shift smoothness.

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Kia Sorento Release Bearing Parts Questions & Experts Answers

  • Q: How to inspect and replace the release bearing for Kia Sorento?
    A:
    For models from 2004 through 2006, begin by removing the transmission from the vehicle and detaching the release bearing from the clutch fork. Inspect the bearing by holding its center and applying force while rotating the outer portion; if it does not operate smoothly or is noisy, replace it. Clean the bearing with a rag and check for damage, wear, and cracks, avoiding immersion in solvent as it is sealed for life. Also, examine the release fork for wear, cracks, and other damage. When installing, apply a small amount of high-temperature grease to the inside of the release bearing and the area where the fork fingers contact it, then install the bearing onto the input shaft of the transmission, engaging it with the fork fingers. After that, reinstall the transmission, and complete the installation in reverse order of removal. For models from 2011 and later, remove the transaxle from the vehicle, detach the release bearing/release cylinder from the transaxle, and then follow the reverse procedure for installation. After installing the transaxle, bleed the clutch hydraulic system.

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