Clutch release rod with seal assembly, old version

Sometimes the square end wears out where it mates with the clutch pressure plate, but typically these are reusable. The round end's shoulder can also wear against the "rod tip", too.

Installing a new seal is not a lot of fun, so you might prefer to replace this rod just to get a new seal.

Our favored way to install the clutch rod to full depth is in this post on Soviet Steeds.

Total length is 162 mm. This is only 2 mm shorter than the newer clutch release rod. If you have a Ural older than 2013 and you replace its clutch with the current design clutch plates, you will need the 164 mm long clutch release rod instead of this one, otherwise you may have trouble fully releasing the clutch.

So really you only want to buy this part if you're replacing just the clutch release rod on an older Ural. Measure your old one carefully.

This does work on Ural 650 engines, but read the note above about updating to the current design clutch plates.