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2024 Mitsubishi ASX clutch kit – is it used on this model?
Short answer: a traditional clutch kit is not fitted to the 2024 Mitsubishi ASX sold in Australia and New Zealand. Technical sources including Mitsubishi Motors Australia’s MY24 ASX specification sheets, the ASX Owner’s Manual describing the INVECS-III continuously variable transmission (CVT), and dealer service schedules all show the local 2024 ASX range as CVT-only with no manual gearbox option. The CVT used in this model launches via a torque converter and employs a steel-belt pulley system to vary ratios, so there’s no conventional friction clutch disc or pressure plate to replace.
That’s why a “clutch kit” listing isn’t relevant for this vehicle in AU/NZ. Instead of an external clutch assembly, the ASX’s driveline relies on:
- A torque converter for smooth take-off, sometimes with an internal lock-up clutch that’s not a service item like a manual clutch.
- A CVT unit with pulleys and a steel belt, controlled hydraulically and electronically to keep the engine in its sweet spot.
If someone has seen references to a 2024 ASX with a manual transmission, that’s likely an overseas variant (for example, certain European-market models differ from the AU/NZ line-up). For vehicles delivered new in Australia or New Zealand in 2024, there’s no manual option, so no clutch kit to replace.
What owners should focus on instead is CVT care. That means following the service schedule in the handbook, using the genuine Mitsubishi-specified CVT fluid, and having the transmission software and hardware checked by a technician if there are signs of shudder, slipping, flare, or delayed engagement. Driving style matters too—smooth throttle inputs and keeping up with routine maintenance help the CVT live a long, drama-free life.
- Does the 2024 Mitsubishi ASX have a clutch kit?
The 2024 AU/NZ ASX runs a CVT, not a manual gearbox, so there’s no conventional clutch kit (disc, pressure plate, release bearing). Mitsubishi’s local specs and owner information confirm CVT-only powertrains for this model year. - What gets serviced instead of a clutch?
The CVT. Regular inspections and fluid changes per the service schedule are key. A technician will also check for software updates, cooler condition, and any signs of wear such as shudder or slipping. - Can a manual clutch kit be retrofitted?
It’s not practical. Swapping to a manual would require major mechanical, electronic, and compliance changes. If a vehicle is a grey import with a manual, parts must match that specific variant.
