The clutch facings are a key component of the clutch system, used to connect and separate the engine from the driveline, allowing the car to shift, stop and start smoothly. The clutch plate is usually made of a friction material that rubs against the flywheel to create friction so that engine power can be transmitted to the drivetrain.

Clutch facings wear out over time and need to be inspected and replaced regularly. Excessive wear of the clutch facings can result in a stuttering sensation when shifting gears, clutch slippage and reduced transmission efficiency. Therefore, it is important to regularly check the wear level of the clutch facings to ensure proper functioning of the clutch system.

The degree of wear on the clutch facings depends on the vehicle's operating conditions and driving style. Excessive idling, frequent half-clutching and high-speed starting will accelerate the wear of the clutch disc. Therefore, reasonable driving habits and techniques will help to extend the service life of the clutch disc.

If the clutch facings show excessive wear or other problems, such as surface breakage or detachment, it is necessary to replace the clutch facings in time to ensure the proper operation of the clutch system.