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552057 - Clutch Hose – LHD – 1/4" by AftermarketClutch Part Land Rover Range Rover Series

552057 - Clutch Hose – LHD – 1/4"

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Clutch Hose for the clutch hydraulic circuit, 1/4" bore.

This flexible hydraulic hose carries fluid from the clutch master cylinder to the slave cylinder. It accommodates the movement between the chassis-mounted pipework and the bellhousing while transmitting pedal pressure through the hydraulic line to operate the clutch. Specified for left-hand-drive applications, where the master cylinder routing differs from the right-hand-drive layout.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Series 2 and 3
Fitment Notes SERIES IIA — LHD only
Alternative Codes
552057

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Frequently asked questions

What does the clutch hose do?
The clutch hose is the flexible hydraulic hose that carries fluid from the clutch master cylinder to the slave cylinder. With a 1/4-inch bore, it flexes to absorb movement between the chassis pipework and the bellhousing while passing pedal pressure through to operate the clutch.
Why is this clutch hose specified for left-hand drive?
This clutch hose is specified for left-hand-drive Series IIA Land Rovers, where the master cylinder routing differs from the right-hand-drive layout. The hose length and end fittings suit the LHD pipe run. Check your vehicle is LHD before ordering.
What are the signs a clutch hose needs replacing?
A failing clutch hose typically shows as a spongy or sinking clutch pedal, fluid weeping at the end fittings, or the rubber perishing and swelling internally. A swollen hose can restrict flow and stop the clutch releasing cleanly. Replace it if the pedal feel has gone soft.