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Gear selector camplate
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Also known asT3650
DiagramFig. 9 — GEARBOX INNER COVER AND SELECTORS · ref 17
Subsystemgearbox
Listed in parts books1968–1969

Gear selector camplate

A gearbox selector camplate that steps the selector forks through their positions to move the gears into engagement.

PN · 57-3650

The 57-3650 is a gear selector camplate, one of the parts inside the gearbox inner cover that controls how the selector forks move when you shift. As the camplate rotates it steps the forks through their positions, which is what actually moves the gears into engagement. It lives with the rest of the selector mechanism under the gearbox inner cover, per the parts book figure that groups it with the inner cover and selectors.

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The older parts books list this one under the T3650 number, so if you're working from an early catalog or a bike with the legacy numbering that's the same physical part as this 57-3650.

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