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This OE Match clutch release fork pivot bushing is a replacement component for the clutch release mechanism on the Porsche 911, 912 and 914 applications listed below. It supports the fork at its pivot, allowing the release mechanism to move as the clutch is operated.

Fits

  • Porsche 911/912 1965–69
  • Porsche 911 1965–1968 2.0L / 912 SWB (F)
  • Porsche 914 1970–76

Check fitment for your specific vehicle (model, year, engine) before ordering.


What Is This Part?
The pivot bushing forms the bearing interface at the clutch release fork pivot. The fork works with the release bearing to operate the clutch, so its supporting contact surfaces need to allow movement without excessive wear or binding. In a cable-operated release mechanism, pedal movement passes through the cable and fork to the release bearing. The bushing is therefore worth inspecting when the clutch release assembly is accessible during repair work.


What Does This Part Do?

  • Supports the pivot: Provides a bearing interface where the clutch release fork moves.
  • Allows fork movement: Supports the fork’s pivoting action as it operates the release bearing.
  • Maintains the supporting interface: Replaces a worn or damaged contact component within the release mechanism rather than leaving deterioration at the pivot unaddressed.

These functions follow from the bushing’s role within the fork and release-bearing mechanism.


Why Replace This Part?
Replace the bushing if inspection reveals damage, excessive wear or an insecure fit at the pivot. Wear in the release mechanism can contribute to stiffness or difficulty disengaging the clutch, but these symptoms do not identify the bushing alone as the cause. Inspect the fork and its mating pivot surfaces before deciding which components need renewal. 

During clutch work, assess the release mechanism as an assembly. A replacement bushing should not be used to compensate for a damaged fork or worn mating hardware. Manufacturer guidance supports inspecting release forks, shafts and bushings and replacing them where necessary, rather than automatically renewing every component. 


When to Replace This Part?

  • Visible damage: The bushing is cracked, distorted or no longer seats correctly.
  • Worn contact surfaces: Inspection confirms deterioration at the bushing’s working interface.
  • Excessive pivot play: Movement has been traced to the bushing after checking the fork and mating components.
  • Binding or difficult release: Inspect the whole release mechanism if clutch operation becomes stiff or disengagement is incomplete.


Replacement should follow inspection of the release-system contact points and their condition. 


Where Is This Part Fitted?
Location: At the clutch release fork pivot within the gearbox clutch release assembly, alongside the fork and release-bearing mechanism.


FAQs

  • Should I replace it whenever the clutch is changed?
    Inspect it while accessible and replace it if its condition or fit is unsuitable. Clutch replacement alone does not establish that the bushing is worn.
  • Does difficult gear selection prove this bushing has failed?
    No. Check release-system wear, freedom of movement and adjustment before selecting replacement components. 


Product Summary

  • Product: Clutch release fork pivot bushing.
  • Brand: OE Match.
  • Part reference: 90111674101.
  • Purpose: Supports movement at the clutch release fork pivot.
  • Repair context: Renewal of a worn or damaged bushing during clutch release mechanism repairs.


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Porsche 911 1970-71

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Gear selector fork, 1st gear and reverse gear.

Fits:
Porsche 911 1965-71 4- and 5-speed manual transmission
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Gear selector fork, 1st gear and reverse gear.

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Porsche 911 1965-71 4- and 5-speed manual transmission
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Gear selector fork.

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Porsche 911 1987-89 - 5th and reverse gear - (G50.00 / G50.01 / G50.02 / G50.50) 4-speed and 5-speed Gearbox
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Porsche 993 1995-98 - reverse gear - (G50.20 / G50.21 / G4.20 / G64.21 / G50.31 / G50.33 / G50.32 / G64.51)

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Porsche 993 1995-98 - reverse gear - (G50.20 / G50.21 / G4.20 / G64.21 / G50.31 / G50.33 / G50.32 / G64.51)

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About Clutch Forks & Levers

Porsche Clutch Forks & Levers | Precision Control for Reliable Gear Engagement

Clutch forks and release levers are vital components within your Porsche’s clutch actuation system, ensuring smooth and consistent gear engagement. They transfer movement from the clutch pedal or hydraulic system to the release bearing, disengaging the clutch precisely when required.

At Design911, we supply high-quality Porsche clutch forks, pivot arms, and release levers designed to meet or exceed original engineering standards. Manufactured from durable forged steel or reinforced alloy, each component offers the strength, precision, and alignment necessary for responsive clutch operation under both road and performance conditions.

Whether you’re performing a clutch replacement or upgrading your drivetrain, our range of clutch forks and levers provides accurate fitment, reduced wear, and lasting reliability across all Porsche models.

What Do Clutch Forks & Levers Do?

A clutch fork (or release lever) acts as the link between your Porsche’s clutch pedal movement and the release bearing, allowing controlled engagement and disengagement of the clutch assembly.

Core Functions:

Transfers motion from clutch pedal or slave cylinder to the release bearing. Ensures even disengagement of the clutch disc for smooth gear changes. Maintains correct alignment between clutch components. Provides consistent pedal feel and engagement feedback.

Without a properly functioning clutch fork or lever, gear changes become rough, the clutch may fail to disengage fully, and long-term drivetrain wear can occur.

Why Do Clutch Forks & Levers Fail or Wear Out?

Clutch forks and levers are exposed to constant mechanical stress, heat, and friction, making them prone to fatigue and wear over time.

Common Causes of Failure Include:

  • Metal fatigue or bending under repeated load.
  • Worn or cracked pivot points and contact surfaces.
  • Corrosion or rust caused by moisture and heat cycles.
  • Misalignment leading to uneven clutch engagement.
  • Excessive pressure from a worn or stiff clutch cable or hydraulic system.

Once weakened, these parts can cause clutch judder, misalignment, or even total disengagement failure — leading to gear-shifting issues or clutch system damage.

Why Replace or Upgrade Your Porsche Clutch Forks & Levers?

Replacing worn or damaged clutch forks and levers restores accurate clutch operation and pedal feel. Upgrading to precision-engineered or performance-grade components enhances durability and responsiveness, particularly for high-performance or track applications.

Key Benefits:

  • Restores precise clutch engagement and smooth gear shifts.
  • Prevents clutch slippage, drag, or premature wear.
  • Reduces pedal vibration and effort. Improves clutch release accuracy under load.
  • Manufactured to match Porsche specifications for strength and alignment.
  • Ideal for both maintenance and performance upgrades.

It’s recommended to replace the clutch fork and lever whenever the clutch assembly is serviced to ensure optimal performance and system longevity.

Highlights

  • Precision-engineered clutch forks and levers for Porsche applications.
  • Crafted from durable forged or reinforced materials.
  • Ensures smooth clutch operation and gear engagement.
  • Resistant to bending, wear, and heat distortion.
  • Direct-fit replacements for Porsche manual transmission systems.
  • Suitable for restoration, daily driving, or motorsport use.       

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