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Mini Cooper Clutch Fork on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Carson City, Nevada, United States

Carson City, Nevada, United States
Mini Cooper clutch fork, image 1
“Average wear with some scratches and discoloration.”
Manufacturer Part Number:23 11 7 515 839 Country/Region of Manufacture:United Kingdom Warranty:No

This auction is for a used but excellent condition O.E.M. clutch fork for Mini Cooper One. This fork is used only in the Midland R65 five speed transmissions and WILL NOT work in the Getrag 6 speeds for Cooper S models. This part was removed from a 2002 Mini and will work for 02' up to June 2004 Midland and 05'-08' Convertible w/5 speed Midland transmissions. There are three pieces in this auction consisting of the clutch fork, slave arm and roll pin. Shipping is free to the lower 48 states only, so contact me first before bidding for a shipping quote if your not on the U.S. mainland. This is a non returnable item and no warranty is expressed or implied. Ask any an all questions before the auction ends. Remember....this is an original OEM Mini Cooper/BMW part that is used, so some imperfections will show, please view pictures carefully.      

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