BMW M3 Clutch Kit Parts

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1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 BMW M3
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$417.99
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$435.41
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$1,451.86
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The pressure plate design is self-adjusting type and comes with special spring clip retainer. This retainer CANNOT be removed until clutch is installed and torqued into place, a special alignment tool...
2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 BMW M3, M3 CSL
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$376.99
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$392.70
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$788.76
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2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 BMW M3
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$433.99
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$452.07
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$1,254.82
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This kit contains the pressure plate, disc, and release bearing. 1 kit per car.
1988, 1989, 1990, 1991 BMW M3
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2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 BMW M3
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$400.99
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$417.70
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$409.82
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For models with twin mass flywheel. Kit comes with upgraded sport disc. 1 kit per car.
1995 BMW M3
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$409.36
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$637.94

The average price of a BMW M3 clutch kit is between $299.99 and $433.99.

What Are The Signs That My BMW M3 Clutch Kit Needs Replacing?

Wondering if your BMW M3 clutch kit is on its way out? Some common red flags include the clutch slipping when you hit the gas, trouble shifting gears, or even a noticeable burning smell as you drive. You might also feel a difference in the clutch pedal—maybe it feels stiffer than usual, or doesn’t come back up all the way. Unusual sounds, like grinding or rattling when you’re changing gears, can be hints too. If you spot any of these issues, it’s a good idea to let a BMW specialist take a look before things get worse.

How Long Does The BMW M3 Clutch Kit Typically Last?

There’s no single answer, but in most cases, a BMW M3 clutch kit will hold up for about 45,000 to 70,000 miles. If you’re driving hard or stuck in a lot of stop-and-go traffic, you could see replacement come up sooner. On the flip side, careful highway driving and good shifting habits can stretch the lifespan a bit. The main thing is to stay alert for any changes in how the clutch feels or performs so you can tackle problems early and keep everything running smoothly.

What Is Included In A Standard BMW M3 Clutch Kit?

Picking up a BMW M3 clutch kit? Typically, you’ll get a pressure plate, clutch disc, and release bearing in the box. Some kits might also throw in a pilot bearing and an alignment tool to make installation easier. Since what’s included can vary, it’s smart to double-check with the seller or manufacturer before buying—missing parts can turn a simple job into a big hassle.

Should I Replace The Flywheel With The BMW M3 Clutch Kit?

If you’re swapping out your BMW M3 clutch kit, you’ll probably want to check the flywheel too. If it looks scored, warped, or heavily worn, replacing it is usually the safest bet. Some folks prefer to just resurface the original flywheel if it’s in decent shape, especially for everyday driving. Performance enthusiasts might use this as a chance to upgrade to a lightweight flywheel for a crisper feel. The key is to inspect the flywheel carefully so your new clutch can perform at its best.

How Much Should I Expect To Pay For BMW M3 Clutch Kit Replacement?

Pricing for a BMW M3 clutch kit replacement depends on the shop, location, and whether you go with OEM or aftermarket parts. Most people see a total bill between $1,200 and $2,000, covering both parts and labor. If you’re planning to tackle the job yourself, expect to spend $750 to $1,200 just for the parts. It never hurts to call around for quotes and double-check what’s included so you aren’t surprised by extra charges down the line.

Looking For The Best BMW M3 Clutch Kit?

Shopping for parts doesn't have to be complicated. At AutohausAZ, you’ll find a great selection of BMW M3 clutch kits with fair pricing, fast delivery, and a no-nonsense returns policy. We make it easy to get what your M3 needs—no stress, no fuss. With quality you can trust and customer service ready to help, AutohausAZ is the smart choice for your next clutch kit.