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Clutch forks mechanically operate the clutch. When you depress the clutch pedal, your mechanical linkage (on 1982 and older models) or hydraulic linkage (on 1983 and newer models) will push the clutch fork. The clutch fork pivots on a stud, and will push the throwout bearing against the pressure plate which in turn releases the pressure off the clutch, similar to a see-saw. Clutch forks are transmission and engine specific. When changing your clutch fork, you should always inspect both the throwout bearing and pivot ball for wear.