Chevy Impala Clutch Linkages & Parts

The clutch is a manual transmission part designed for temporary driveline disconnection and smooth torque transfer at low speed – the same function that the torque converter performs for the AT in an automated manner. The clutch, by contrast, is directly manipulated by the driver that uses a pedal for that purpose. A set of components connecting the pedal to the assembly is commonly referred to as the clutch linkage. Although the delivery of the driver’s commands can be provided by a simple steel cable, many clutch linkage structures use a small hydraulic cylinder, which makes handling more comfortable.

A malfunctioning clutch linkage makes the operation of the clutch simply unpredictable or even impossible. Sometimes, it works bad during only the first several miles after you start and go, and then operates normally. In case your Chevy Impala encounters the clutch linkage troubles, you shouldn’t really hesitate with the repairs. Otherwise the defective linkage may prevent the pressure plate from the full release or, conversely, provide insufficient pressure on it. It will immensely increase wear and add a pricey clutch disc or the whole clutch kit to your shopping list. Take an advantage of our Chevy Impala clutch linkages & components for dependable and affordable restorations.