Choosing the correct ATV or UTV clutch starts with the vehicle and the original part number. Similar-looking assemblies can differ in dimensions, mounting or internal configuration.
1. Identify the vehicle
Write down the manufacturer, model, model year and engine or trim. If you are unsure of the model year, check the vehicle identification label or owner's documentation.
2. Check the original part number
Compare the full part number on your existing part or vehicle documentation with the reference numbers on the product page. Pay attention to suffixes, letters and punctuation; similar numbers are not automatically interchangeable.
3. Choose the correct clutch or component
A CVT system commonly uses a primary drive clutch on the engine side and a secondary driven clutch on the drivetrain side. The components collection contains parts such as carriers and friction components; service tools are listed separately. Confirm what is included on the individual product page.
4. Compare the details
Compare your original part with the listing, including mounting points, dimensions and spline or tooth count where relevant. For Linhai 700 products sold in 19-tooth and 20-tooth versions, count the teeth on your existing part before choosing a listing. Product photos may be shared by variants that look alike.
Need help matching a part?
Contact UCAN with your vehicle make, model and year, the full original part number and clear photos of your existing part. We can review the information with you before you order.