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Clutch Release Bearing Toyota Hilux Corolla Cressida & More – RB9548

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Clutch Release Bearing Toyota Hilux Corolla Cressida & More – RB9548Vehicle Fitment & Part Details This clutch release bearing (RB9548) is listed for Toyota Hilux, Corolla, Cressida, Corona, Hiace, Dyna and other compatible models (19682003). Confirm compatibility by matching the listed fitment details and VIN engine information where variants exist. Key Details SKU RB9548 Component Clutch Release Bearing OEM References Toyota: 9036340001, 9036340002, 9036340005, 9036340006, 9036340008, 9036340009; Daihatsu:

Vehicle Fitment & Part Details

This clutch release bearing (RB9548) is listed for Toyota Hilux, Corolla, Cressida, Corona, Hiace, Dyna and other compatible models (1968–2003). Confirm compatibility by matching the listed fitment details and VIN/engine information where variants exist.

Key Details

SKU
RB9548
Component
Clutch Release Bearing
OEM References
Toyota: 9036340001, 9036340002, 9036340005, 9036340006, 9036340008, 9036340009; Daihatsu: 9036340022
Primary Fitment
Toyota Hilux (1968–2003), Corolla, Cressida, Corona, Hiace, Dyna, and others
Specs
Inner Dia 40 mm, Outer Dia 67 mm, Width 20 mm

Vehicle Fitment

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Model Engine Years
Toyota Hilux Various 1968–2003
Toyota Corolla Various 1968–2003
Toyota Cressida Various 1968–2003
Toyota Corona Various 1968–2003
Toyota Hiace Various 1968–2003
Toyota Dyna Various 1968–2003
Toyota Stallion Various 1968–2003
Toyota Stout Various 1968–2003
Daihatsu Condor Various 1968–2003

Fitment Notes

This clutch release bearing is a critical component of the clutch system for Toyota and Daihatsu vehicles. OEM cross-reference: 9036340001, 9036340002, 9036340005, 9036340006, 9036340008, 9036340009 (Toyota); 9036340022 (Daihatsu). Verify your VIN and engine code before ordering.

Installation / Use / Maintenance Tips

  • Always match OEM reference number(s) and vehicle details before ordering. Confirm exact fitment using VIN, engine code, or chassis number if multiple variants exist.
  • Install in a properly bled clutch system to ensure smooth operation
  • Inspect bearing for smooth rotation before installation
  • Ensure bearing is seated properly in the clutch cover assembly
  • Bleed the hydraulic clutch system after installation
  • Check clutch engagement point after installation to confirm proper operation

Common Questions

Will this clutch release bearing fit my Toyota Hilux?
This bearing is designed for Toyota Hilux and many other Toyota and Daihatsu models produced between 1968–2003. Please verify your vehicle's VIN and engine code to confirm fitment before purchase.

What is the OEM reference number?
For Toyota vehicles, the primary OEM reference is 9036340001. Other compatible Toyota OEM numbers include 9036340002, 9036340005, 9036340006, 9036340008, 9036340009. For Daihatsu, use 9036340022.

How do I confirm fitment if there are multiple variants?
Check your vehicle's VIN, engine block, and service manual for the exact clutch system type and engine code. Cross-reference with the OEM numbers listed above. If unsure, contact our support team with your vehicle details.

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