Clutch definition

Clutch means a mechanism for connecting and disconnecting an engine and the transmission system in a motor vehicle and includes any component of that mechanism, including without limitation, a cover, plate or bearing.

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Clutch means the coupling mechanism used on a mechanical press to couple the flywheel to the crankshaft, either directly or through a gear train. See R 408.12404(9), R 408.12405(7), and R 408.12407(4).

Clutch means the coupling mechanism used on a mechanical power press to couple the flywheel to the crankshaft, either directly or through a gear train.

Examples of Clutch in a sentence

• COVERED: Water Level Switch, Water Inlet Valve, Water Temperature Switch, Drive Basket, Brakes, Clutch Assembly, Timer, Sequencer, Lid Switch and Actuator, Touch Pad, Control Board, Power Supply, Motor, Agitator, Pump Coupling, Wigwag, Drive Belt, Boot Seal, and Related Electrical Parts.

• All-Wheel Drive (AWD): Power Transfer Unit and all Internal Parts; Viscous Coupler; Axle Housing and all Internal Parts; Constant Velocity Joints and Boots; Drive Shaft and Axle Shaft Assemblies; Differential Carrier Assembly and all Internal Parts; Output Ball Bearing; Output Flange; End Cover; Overrunning Clutch; Vacuum Motor; Torque Tube; Pinion Spacer and Shim; Seals and Gaskets for listed components only.

• Clutch result of cam belt failure provided the cam belt Clutch cover, clutch fork, drive plate, dual mass has been changed in accordance with the flywheel, master cylinder, release bearing and manufacturer's recommendations.

• Gear Planetary gear Clutch Ratchetting clutch 8 source carrying sector units Sector Aluminum.

• Clutch size is usually two or three eggs, and development of the young is very rapid, with a breeding cycle of 17 days from egg-laying to fledging young.

• Clutch size is usually five to nine eggs, with an average of six.

• Clutch master cylinder, Clutch slave cylinder, Shift cable, Shift lever knob, Transmission mounts.

• Condenser, Evaporator, Expansion valve and blower motor, Compressor, Compressor Clutch and Pulley, Idler Pulley, Coverage is also provided for the accumulator/receiver dryer and orifice tube if replaced as part of an otherwise covered repair.

• The following Items are not acceptable fair wear and tear: • Grooved brake discs or drums caused by excessive wear or worn out disc pads • Engine seized or damaged due to insufficient coolant/oil or with broken components • Manual transmission - Clutch slipping, noisy clutch or gearbox or excessively worn • Automatic – noisy gearbox or torque converter, abrupt gear Any impact damage to the vehicles underside is not acceptable.

• Severe Service) 8-Speed Transmission & Torque Converter Without PTO - All Applications 8-Speed Transmission & Torque Converter With PTO - All Applications 12-Speed Transmission - All Applications 12-Speed Clutch - All Applications 60 24 60 48 36 60 36 750,000 Unlimited 1,200,000 Unlimited Unlimited 1,200,000 560,000 Frame, Gussets, Crossmembers and Cab Corrosion Frame rails, gussets, and crossmembers.

More Definitions of Clutch

Clutch. All internal mechanical components including master and slave cylinders. Oil contamination to centre plate only. Front Wheel Drive: Drive shafts including constant velocity joints, universal joints and couplings (excluding gaiters).

Clutch. Centre plate, pressure plate and release bearing. (Excluding wear and tear). Maybe be subject to wear and tear contributions.

Clutch means the joining together of a number of containers to create a ‘Clutch’ i.e. 3 containers to make a TARDIS clutch of 3.