Parts for your 2007 Ford Ranger-Clutch kit

2007 Ford Ranger clutch-kit: fitment, purpose and servicing tips

Technical sources confirm a clutch-kit is relevant to the 2007 Ford Ranger when fitted with a manual transmission. The Ford Workshop Manual for PJ/PK Ranger (Clutch section 308) covers clutch assembly service, and aftermarket catalogues from Exedy, LuK and ClutchPro list complete kits for 2007 Ranger manual variants. Automatic models don’t use a clutch-kit, as they rely on a torque converter rather than a friction clutch.

On a manual 2007 Ranger, the clutch-kit bundles the key wear components that let the engine and gearbox engage smoothly: clutch disc, pressure plate and release bearing (often a concentric slave/throwout bearing on these utes). Many diesel Rangers of this era also use a dual-mass flywheel (DMF)