Clutch Slave Cylinder Actuator for Smart Fortwo 09-14, P/N A4512500062

SKU: 1005008095954136-China Mainland
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Prezzo standard €249,49
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Get back to effortless gear changes with this Clutch Slave Cylinder Actuator designed for your Smart Fortwo. A worn actuator often leads to a heavy clutch pedal or noisy engagement, making city driving tiring. Replacing this unit restores the precise hydraulic pressure your transmission needs to shift cleanly.

This replacement fits directly into Smart Fortwo Coupe and Cabrio bodies, matching original dimensions for hassle-free installation. You get the right contact points for your 0.8L and 1.0L engine varieties, ensuring reliable operation mile after mile.

Benefits & Tips

Ergonomic Driving: Experience reduced foot strain as light pedals make stop-and-go commutes much less fatiguing.

System Care: Fill the clutch reservoir with approved brake fluid and purge all air during installation to maintain firm pedal feedback.

Pre-Fit Verification: Align the part numbers on your old component with this listing to confirm the exact match for your chassis code.

Product Specifications

  • Part Classification: Clutch Slave Cylinder Actuator serving as a clutch release bearing mechanism.
  • OEM References: A4512500062, 3981000066, 4512500062, 013981000022, 02.23.174.
  • Vehicle Range: Manufactured for Smart Fortwo (451) Coupe and Cabrio models.
  • Production Era: Compatible with vehicle builds starting from 2007 onward.

Package includes:

  • Clutch Slave Cylinder Actuator replacement part.

Reminder: Ensure proper torque settings when mounting bolts and verify fluid compatibility before testing the system. Professional installation is recommended for optimal performance and safety.

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