Improve your vehicle's clutch performance by replacing the old torque limiting clutch brake. Get this Torque Limiting Clutch Brake 1-3/4" - Fits Freightliner Argosy, Cascadia, Century Class, Columbia, FL112, FL80, FLD112, FLD120, FLD132, M2 106, M2 112, 127740, 127740DAN, EAT-127740, SGR127740. Find the essential details about this clutch replacement part below:
Size: This torque limiting clutch is available in a diameter of 1-3/4" and has a thickness of 3/8". This clutch part is useful for long-haul trucks for carrying heavy loads.
Design: The central hole with two notches is designed to engage with keyways or lugs on a shaft or mating hub. It protects the disc from spinning freely and ensures torque transfer from or onto the shaft. The black band creayes the friction interface when pressed between two mating surfaces, allowing the disc to slip at a controlled torque threshold.
Application: This clutch brake is primarily used to control and limit torque spikes during clutch engagement, gear shifting, or driveline operations. It protects from mechanical damage to other components and allows for controlled decoupling of the load to avoid shock damage.
Compatibility: Compatible with Make Model Year:
Fits Freightliner Argosy: 2000-2015
Fits Freightliner Cascadia: 2009
Fits Freightliner Century Class: 1998-2011
Fits Freightliner Columbia: 2008-2017
Fits Freightliner FL112: 1996-2005
Fits Freightliner FL80: 1993-2001
Fits Freightliner FLD112: 1993-2002
Fits Freightliner FLD120: 1997-2007
Fits Freightliner FLD120SD: 2007
Fits Freightliner FLD132: 2006
Fits Freightliner M2 106: 2006-2016
Fits Freightliner M2 112: 2005-2017
Safety Considerations
Always disconnect the vehicle battery and follow lockout/tagout procedures before working on the drivetrain or transmission system.
Support the transmission securely using proper lifting equipment to avoid injury or damage during removal or installation.
Wear proper PPE including gloves and eye protection, as you're working with heavy, grease-covered components under tension or pressure.
Avoid contact with friction materials, as they may contain substances harmful to health—handle worn discs with care and avoid breathing dust.
Ensure all mating surfaces (shafts, splines, and housings) are clean and free of debris or oil to avoid slippage and premature failure.
Installation Instructions
Safely remove the transmission from the vehicle to access the auxiliary section or torque-limiting brake location.
Remove the bolts, plates, or friction stacks where the torque limiter is seated; note the orientation of all components.
Align the notched center hole of the new torque limiting disc with the shaft's splines or key slots and slide it into position.
Reinstall any backing plates, retainers, or pressure components, tightening bolts to manufacturer torque specifications.
Carefully reinstall the transmission, ensuring proper alignment and engagement with the clutch housing and driveline components.