Did you know that the Dodge Truck was one of the first to offer an automatic transmission? It's true: although the first automatic transmissions were offered on the 1940 Oldsmobile, they were strictly for passenger cars. An automatic transmission was not a commonly available option on any pickup truck until around 1970, but the Dodge D100 "Sweptside" offered a two-speed automatic on its 1955 model. Despite the wide availability of automatic transmissions, most pickup truck drivers prefer the manual one - it provides greater control over speed selection for different conditions, and - in this day of $3/gallon gasoline - manual transmissions are more economical.

One component of the manual transmission is the clutch assembly. This disengages the engine from the transmission long enough for the driver to change from one gear to another.

Unless you're driving primarily on the open highway or freeway, that clutch is getting a lot of hard use. Eventually - by 100,000 miles or so - that clutch will start "slipping." Replacement of a clutch is a big job, but you can save a lot of money by doing it yourself. Our Dodge Truck Clutch Kit has all the parts you need to get your truck back on the road: clutch disk, pressure plate, springs and throw-out bearing. Our Dodge Truck Clutch Kit offers holding power and durability, and is backed by our personal guarantee. Order your Dodge Truck Clutch Kit from our online discount catalog anytime, 24/7.If you find it somewhere else for less, send proof and we'll meet or beat that price - and even pay for shipping when your order totals fifty dollars or more! You'll always get the best deal with us.