DAC3719-INT - Clutch Pedal Switch

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Brand Intermotor

Clutch Pedal Switch in the diesel engine management circuit. Mounted at the clutch master cylinder, the switch signals the engine ECM when the clutch pedal is operated.

The ECM uses this signal to apply surge damping during gear changes, holding engine speed steady to smooth the shift and limit exhaust emissions. With the pedal at rest the switch contacts are closed and feed the ECM; pressing the pedal opens the contacts and removes the feed.

Alternative Codes

DAC3719-INT

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When will my order arrive?

This item is ordered from our supplier on request. Typical lead time is 2–3 weeks from order confirmation.

Netherlands / Belgium / Germany: 2–4 working days after dispatch.
Other EU countries + UK: 4–8 working days after dispatch.
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Frequently asked questions

What does the clutch pedal switch do?

This clutch pedal switch is mounted at the clutch master cylinder and signals the engine ECM when the clutch pedal is pressed. The ECM uses that signal to apply surge damping during gear changes, holding engine speed steady to smooth the shift and limit exhaust emissions.

What happens if this switch fails?

With the switch faulty, the ECM may not receive a reliable clutch signal, which can cause rough or jerky gear changes as the surge damping doesn't engage properly. In some cases a fault code will also be logged for the missing or inconsistent signal.

How does this switch actually detect the clutch pedal position?

With the pedal at rest, the switch contacts stay closed and feed a signal to the ECM. Pressing the pedal opens the contacts and removes that feed, so the ECM reads pedal position purely from the switch's open or closed state, not from a variable sensor.

Is this switch specific to diesel engines?

Yes, this switch is part of the diesel engine management circuit. A separate switch may be used on the equivalent petrol application, so confirm your engine type before ordering.