Hello,
Can anyone please help me find the part# of the clutch kit for my manual 2006 Daihatsu Sirion ?
I would like to buy it myself and then take the part to a mechanic to be installed because last time I have the clutch replaced it was obviously not genuine as it lasted only about 3 years.
The car is only 1000cc and does not really have the power to destroy a clutch in such a sort while
Here are the details of my car:
Vehicle_maker Daihatsu Sirion
Vehicle_model M300
Vehicle_chassis_no JDAM300S001007410
https://www.vindecoder.pl/JDAM300S001007410
Vehicle_year 2006
Vehicle_engine_model 1KR-FE 1000cc
The car is exactly the same with Toyota Passo and Subaru Justy
Are there any options better than the original ? as I would like not to deal with this again soon
Could not find an AISIN part - found: LuK 619 3124 00
MAKE SURE IT'S COMPATIBLE WITH THE SELLER BEFORE PURCHASE.
Although their DCTs and DMFWs are imo trash - as far as parts, LuK is reputable.
Note that prices on LuK prices vary drastically based on the reseller.
obviously not genuine as it lasted only about 3 years
It depends pretty much only on your driving.
Quite honestly? There isn't much difference between reputable manufactures -
friction material is friction material.
Thank you for the reply.
I will investigate about LUK what other brands are good ? is Exedy and Kavo any good ?
This is what I have found so far ( have excluded too cheap parts ) any other reputable brand I missed ? 
I wouldn’t get Valeo, It’s too French…
Also I think you can get the LuK for significantly cheaper than $170.
Ack, I had a senior moment and had them confused with the Finnish company Valmet Automotive! D'oh!
Wow! They haven't sold those in the United States for ages but I always use hemmings motor news online. Those guys can find parts for just about anything
I am sure your haven't seen any Daihatsu recently but the car is the same with Toyota Passo.
I am in Europe so some part numbers or good reliable brands to choose would help a lot trying to find parts locally.
Any recommendations ?
This is what I have found so far ( have excluded too cheap parts ) any other reputable brand I missed ?
Valeo is a known good brand. I'm not familiar with the others. Sachs would also be a good choice if they make a clutch kit for that model.
Edit: Strike the above, I had Valeo confused with another company! (They might be OK, but I do not know for sure.) Sorry about that!
Hello guys,
What about the size ? The LUK one is 190mm and the EXEDY one is 180mm. Of course larger surface is better but could I run into compatibility issues if I got larger ? I don't really know what I currently have in my car
It was obviously not genuine as it lasted only about 3 years.
Clutch wear mostly depends on driving habits, what’s the mileage you put on the vehicle in those 3 years?
Do you drive mostly in bumper to bumper traffic, constantly changing gears, or on the highway, cruising in top gear?
I don't really know what I currently have in my car
Ask your mechanic what part did he instal in your car last time. Did he provide you with a receipt?
Clutch wear mostly depends on driving habits, what’s the mileage you put on the vehicle in those 3 years?
Do you drive mostly in bumper to bumper traffic, constantly changing gears, or on the highway, cruising in top gear?
Everything is nearby so i don't have to drive many miles. I guess its about 12.000 to 15.000 miles in light traffic
I have asked all my local providers regarding compatible clutches based on my car's Make, Model and VIN and found the below :
Luk is 190mm 20 teeth
Exedy is 180mm 20 teeth
and
Aisin is 184mm 18 teeth
Which one should I choose for longevity and reliability which one will last the longest under similar conditions ?
have asked all my local providers regarding compatible clutches based on my car's Make, Model and VIN and found the below :
Luk is 190mm 20 teeth
Exedy is 180mm 20 teeth
and
Aisin is 184mm 18 teeth
Teeth amount is not fluid! The KO-030A is NOT compatible with the Sirion - that's a GM-Daewoo part!
Which one should I choose for longevity and reliability which one will last the longest under similar conditions ?
Only ONE type is compatible and will fit.
Also 230 euros for a LuK part? should be 75-95.
I guess its about 12.000 to 15.000 miles in light traffic
Too little.
Assuming the gearbox functions right, make sure you're managing the clutch correctly.
The least I saw is 35k miles and that's on an AMT that genuinely operates the clutch as incorrectly as possible.
Locally I was quoted 133 euros +VAT for the LUK clutch, the photos I used from the internet were only to understand the products I have found. Local prices are different.
I assume local distributors made a mistake regarding KO-030A, I guess I will go for LUK unless you guys know something I don't
Thank you for the help