| Diagram | Fig. 8 — Chaincases, Chains, Sprockets, Clutch, Alternator · ref 53 |
| Subsystem | primary |
| Listed in parts books | 1975 |
Norton Circlip, Clutch Location
Circlip that locates the clutch assembly on the mainshaft of a Norton Commando gearbox.
This is a circlip used in the clutch area on Norton Commando gearboxes, holding the clutch assembly located on the mainshaft. It's a small retaining ring, the kind of part that does its job quietly until it's worn or goes missing, at which point the clutch components it locates can shift out of place.
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The catalog record for 06-0752 is thin - one appearance, tied to the Clutch figure - but the part itself is straightforward: a circlip is not something you rebuild or true up, you replace it when you're in there anyway. If you're doing clutch work on a Commando, it's worth having one of these on hand rather than reusing an old one that's lost its spring tension.
This is a Norton part, not a Triumph part - don't confuse it with anything in the Triumph clutch lineup even though it lives in a similar spot on the shaft.
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