Ford Focus Mk3 Clutch Kit: Specs, Fitment & Common Faults
The warning signs of a wearing clutch, and what actually fits your specific engine and gearbox.
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A Part That Wears Differently Depending on How You Drive
On the Ford Focus Mk3, unlike parts that fail on a predictable mileage schedule, clutch wear varies enormously based on driving style — a clutch that's ridden gently in easy traffic can outlast one used hard for towing or aggressive launches by a huge margin.
OEM Part Number: 2064873
| Focus RS 2.3 EcoBoost (240mm, standard kit without hydraulic bearing) | Ford OEM: 2064873 |
|---|---|
| Most other manual petrol/diesel engines | Different reference by engine — confirm via VIN |
Important: many Mk3 Focus engines use a dual-mass flywheel (DMF) rather than a simple solid flywheel. A DMF has a limited lifespan and can fail independently of the clutch itself — if yours is worn, fitting a new clutch kit without also checking (and likely replacing) the flywheel is a common mistake that leads to comeback failures. Reputable clutch kit suppliers will specify whether their kit includes the flywheel or assumes you're reusing the existing one.
Ford Focus Mk3 Clutch Kit: What It Does
The clutch kit — typically comprising the clutch plate, pressure plate and release bearing — manages the connection between the engine and gearbox on manual versions of the Focus Mk3, allowing smooth engagement and disengagement when changing gear. Higher-torque engine variants use a heavier-duty kit rated to handle the extra load without premature wear.
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Ford Focus Mk3 Clutch Kit: Symptoms, DIY Difficulty & Aftermarket Advice
These are the same regardless of make or model — see our full Clutch Kit Guide for symptoms of wear, confirming fitment against your VIN, and aftermarket advice.