Bmw K 1300 Clutch
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Using the wrong fluid could lead to improper operation or even damage to the clutch system over time. Recommendation. BMW K1300 (2006-2016) BMW Clutch Plate Kit- Carbon Fiber > Part# 306-17-20011 Notes: Includes 8 friction and 7 steel plates.
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Get the lowest price, free shipping deal, easy exchanges and no restocking fees - Guaranteed! 2006 with 60k miles, clutch has squealed for the last 40k. Getting hard to shift so time to replace.
From reading posts it would seem a complete replacement is in order. That is over $3k in original BMW parts. Are there any low cost aftermarket options out there?