clutch
121clutch point — /ˈklʌtʃ pɔɪnt/ (say kluch poynt) noun Sport Colloquial a moment in a game where the outcome is critical and the player has to perform under pressure. {from the phrase in the clutch. See clutch1 (def. 12) …
122clutch electromagnet — sankabos elektromagnetas statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. clutch electromagnet vok. Kupplungsmagnet, m rus. сцепляющий электромагнит, m pranc. électro aimant d embrayage, m …
123clutch aligning set — A group of tools used to align the clutch plates with the flywheel. Usually there is a shaft, pilot bearing adapters, and tapered universal sleeves …
124clutch aligning tool — A tool which looks like a bar or a disc which can be used to line up the clutch plates with the flywheel …
125clutch brake — A device for slowing down the clutch discs (and thus the gears themselves) so that shifting is smoother and quieter …
126clutch cable — A cable (usually a cluster of thin strands within a plastic sheath) which operates the movement of the clutch plates. At the other end is a pedal (in automobiles) or a handlebar lever (left side) …
127clutch cover — A metal cover which encases the clutch plates …
128clutch diaphragm spring — A round dish shaped piece of flat spring steel. It is used to force the pressure plate against the clutch disc in some clutches …