Dorman 74014 Clutch Pedal Linkage Bushing Compatible with Select Models

Part fits perfect for my Jeep TJ ‘02, even though many car part shops and online part stores have zero matches available for that Jeep. After 140k, the plastic wore completely thru, so this is a perfect fix.

This is a very common bushing design for the Clutch Pedal to Clutch Master Cylinder. It worked as a replacement on my 1998 Jeep TJ when it busted after 20+ years. What I didn't realize was the squeaky sound that was being made when I would depress the clutch for the last 2 yrs was this bushing giving way.In turn I've now replaced my Clutch Master/Slave set up because the original Clutch Master plunger rod's "eye" became oval'd and this bushing popped out. It works great if all of the other parts are in normal working order. I will always keep a spare one in my glove box for myself or someone who may need it on the trail.

Good product. Great price.

These are the same cheap plastic that Ford used out of the factory. They work good for a few days to a year..... so buy a few spares

Perfect fit

Don't waste your money. For about two dollars more you can get a steel replacement with a ball joint which should never be able to wear out, It's more trouble to install, because you have to cut off the clutch master cylinder plunger and machine it to fit and attach, but the plastic clip, (2 cents to manufacture, $6 to buy) is worthless. Well, it's probably worth 2 cents, but not your time to try and make it work.Of course, as is common with Amazon lately, the steel one with the ball joint came without its supposedly included set screw, so, the inevitable trip to town after all, and that's 40 miles there and back.

Fits as a replacement and stays in place but doesn't hold the clutch pedal. And has fallen off a few times in a day. Going to figure something else out.

My daughters 98 TJ had a sloppy clutch pedal. This fixed it nicely. A bit of a pain to install due to the location but well worth it. It turns out she actually can drive the stick better then I thought. It was he clutch just to sloppy. No more jerking.