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EDP7510LLR - Clutch Spring

Original price - Original price €28,90
Original price
€28,90
€28,90 - €28,90
Current price €28,90
Genuine Part
Genuine: Original manufacturer part. This product is the original part designed and produced by the vehicle manufacturer.
Clutch Pedal Spring, a torsion assist spring for the clutch pedal assembly.

Fitted at the clutch pedal pivot, it reduces the effort needed to depress the pedal and helps return the pedal to its rest position for smooth clutch operation. The spring, its retainer and bushes are also available together as the clutch pedal spring kit DA1266.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016
Alternative Codes
EDP7510LLR

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Frequently asked questions

What is the EDP7510LLR clutch spring used for?
The EDP7510LLR is a torsion assist spring fitted at the clutch pedal pivot on the Defender (up to 2016). It reduces the effort needed to depress the pedal and helps return the pedal to its rest position after each gear change.
What else typically gets replaced alongside this spring?
The spring is usually replaced along with its retainer and bushes at the pedal pivot, since these wear together and a pivot rebuild is more effective done as a set rather than replacing the spring alone.
What are the signs this pedal spring needs replacing?
A weak or broken pedal spring typically shows up as a clutch pedal that feels heavy to depress, doesn't return fully on its own, or feels loose or sloppy at the pivot. If the pedal doesn't spring back cleanly, the spring is a likely cause.