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BSA Clutch driven plate
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DiagramFig. 7 — CLUTCH · ref 14
Subsystemprimary
Listed in parts books1969–1970

BSA Clutch driven plate

A clutch driven plate (40-3220) from the primary drive/clutch assembly, catalog-listed for 1969-1970.

PN · 40-3220

This is a clutch driven plate, part number 40-3220, showing up in our records under the CLUTCH and CLUTCH AND PRIMARY COVER figures. A driven plate sits inside the clutch pack and takes drive from the engine side through friction contact, transmitting power into the gearbox input shaft while allowing the clutch to be disengaged for shifting and stopping.

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The manufacturer tag on this one says BSA, but nothing else in our catalog data ties it to a specific BSA model. Our appearances for this number run 1969 to 1970 across three catalog listings, which tells us the years it shows up in our books but not which particular machine it was fitted to.

If you're trying to match this to your primary drive, give us a call and we'll confirm fitment before you order. We don't want to guess you into the wrong clutch plate.

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