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Norton Oil Pump complete
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DiagramFig. 3 — Engine: Contact Breaker, Timing Cover, Oil Pump, Oil Pressure Relief Valve · ref 23
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Listed in parts books1971–1973

Norton Oil Pump complete

Complete oil pump assembly for the engine timing side, shown in catalog records from 1971 to 1973.

PN · 063037

This is the complete oil pump assembly listed under PN 063037, appearing in the engine timing-side figure alongside the contact breaker, timing cover, and oil pressure relief valve. The catalog shows it in records spanning 1971 to 1973.

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The oil pump is what keeps oil circulating under pressure through the engine while it runs, feeding the bearings and other wear points. Because it lives on the timing side of the motor, it works in close company with the contact breaker and timing cover that share this figure, and it ties into the oil pressure relief valve that keeps system pressure in check.

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