Parts for your 2002 Nissan Navara-Clutch kit

2002 Nissan Navara Clutch Kit: What It Does and When to Replace It

On the 2002 Nissan Navara (D22 series), a clutch kit is absolutely relevant for the manual-transmission variants. The Nissan D22 Navara Service Manual (CL section, 2002) specifies a single-plate dry clutch operated by a hydraulic master and slave cylinder, and aftermarket catalogues from major suppliers such as Exedy and ClutchPro list complete clutch kits for 2002 Navara engines across petrol and diesel options. Automatic models, by contrast, use a torque converter and do not take a clutch kit.

A clutch kit typically includes the friction disc, pressure plate, and release (throwout) bearing, and often a pilot bush/bearing and alignment tool. On a 2002 Navara manual, this assembly lets the driver smoothly engage and disengage drive between the engine and gearbox, making hill starts, towing, and low-speed manoeuvring manageable while protecting the driveline from shock loads.

Because the D22’s clutch is hydraulically actuated, there’s no cable adjustment to fiddle with