VW T5 & T5.1 Clutch Components

Ensure smooth gear changes and reliable performance with our wide range of VW T5 & T5.1 clutch components. Whether you’re replacing a worn clutch, upgrading to handle heavy-duty use, or repairing related parts like release bearings and master cylinders, Just Kampers stocks OEM-quality and aftermarket clutch components to keep your Transporter in top condition.

Our parts cover both VW T5 (2003–2009) and VW T5.1 (2010–2015) models, including the popular 1.9 TDI, 2.0 TDI, and 2.5 TDI engines.

Which VW T5 & T5.1 Models Do These Fit?

Our clutch components fit:

• VW T5 (2003–2009) – 1.9 TDI & 2.5 TDI engines
• VW T5.1 (2010–2015) – 2.0 TDI engines

Fitment may vary depending on your engine size, gearbox type (manual or DSG auto), and drivetrain (FWD or 4Motion). Always check your van’s engine code or consult our VW experts before buying.

Why Customers Buy VW T5 & T5.1 Clutch Components?

Most customers shop these parts to:

• Replace worn clutch plates and pressure plates causing slipping or poor engagement.
• Fix noisy or failing release bearings for smoother operation.
• Upgrade to stronger clutches when towing, carrying heavy loads, or converting to a camper.
• Restore reliability after high mileage or gearbox repairs.

Whether you’re replacing broken parts or upgrading for performance, our clutch components ensure your Transporter drives exactly as it should.

Our Selection of VW T5 & T5.1 Clutch Components

• Complete Clutch Kits – Plates, pressure plate, and bearing in one package.
• Hydraulic Clutch Release Bearing – High-quality replacement.
• Release Bearings – Restore smooth engagement and long-lasting performance.

What to Know Before Buying

• Check gearbox type – DSG automatic and manual clutches are different.
• Dual-mass flywheels (DMFs) – Common on T5 & T5.1, often replaced with the clutch for best results.
• Mileage & usage matter – High-mileage vans and campers carrying extra weight benefit from upgraded parts.
• Full kits are recommended – Replacing all related components reduces labour costs long-term.

Why Buy from Just Kampers?

• VW Transporter Specialists – Trusted by T5 & T5.1 owners and camper converters for decades.
• Premium Quality – OEM and aftermarket clutch parts you can rely on.
• Fast UK & Worldwide Delivery – Keep your project or repair on schedule.
• Expert Support – Friendly advice from our in-house VW experts.

Restore smooth gear changes and protect your drivetrain. Shop VW T5 & T5.1 clutch components at Just Kampers today for unbeatable quality, value, and support.

240mm Clutch Kit for 2 0 Ltr Diesel Engines CAAC CFCA Codes

240mm Clutch Kit for 2.0 Ltr VW T5 and T6 Diesel Engines (CAAC, CAAE,CCHA , CFCA & CCHB Codes)

£209.00

240mm Clutch Kit VW T5 for 2.5 Ltr Diesel Engines (131BHP-AXD-BNZ)

£199.00

Hydraulic Slave Cylinder Clutch Release Bearing VW T5 & VW T6

£101.50

Clutch Release Bearing VW T4 1990–2003, VW T5 2003–2015

£37.50

VW T4 and T5 Clutch Release Bearing Sleeve

VW T4, T5 & T6 Clutch Release Bearing Sleeve

£19.25

Clutch Release Bearing Guide Tube Seal VW T4 1990–2003, VW T5 2003–2015, VW T6 2015–2024

£2.75

Clutch Arm Ball Pin VW T4 1990-2003 VW T5 2003-2015 VW T6 2015 on

£8.26

Dual Clutch Transmission Oil Filter T5 2010–2015, T6 2015 on

£24.00

DSG Dual Clutch Transmission Oil Filter Seal VW T5

VW DSG Gearbox Oil Filter Seal T5 2010–2015, T6 2015 on

£4.25

Morris Brake Fluid (1 Litre Dot 4) All VW models

£12.00

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I replace the clutch on a VW T5?

Replacing the clutch on your VW T5 involves several steps to ensure proper installation and functionality. Here's a concise guide:

Preparation: Gather necessary tools and parts, including a new clutch kit. Ensure the vehicle is on a flat surface, lift it safely, and secure it with jack stands. Disconnect the battery to avoid electrical issues.
Remove Gearbox: Begin by removing components obstructing access to the gearbox, such as the airbox, battery tray, and starter motor. Support the gearbox with a jack and carefully unbolt it from the engine. Lower the gearbox to access the clutch assembly.
Remove Old Clutch: Unbolt the pressure plate and remove it along with the clutch disc. Inspect the flywheel for wear and resurface or replace it if necessary.
Install New Clutch: Align the new clutch disc with the flywheel using a clutch alignment tool. Attach the new pressure plate and tighten bolts evenly to ensure even pressure.
Reassemble Transmission: Carefully lift the gearbox back into place and bolt it to the engine. Reattach all components removed earlier, ensuring proper connections.
Test Drive: Reconnect the battery and start the engine. Test the clutch operation to ensure smooth engagement and proper function.

For high-quality clutch components, visit Just Kampers VW T5 Clutch Components.