| Diagram | Fig. 6 — Gearbox: Inner Cover · ref 31 |
| Subsystem | gearbox |
| Listed in parts books | 1975 |
Norton Pushrod, Clutch
Clutch operating pushrod for Norton twins, running through the gearbox mainshaft to actuate the clutch.
This is the clutch pushrod out of a Norton, not a Triumph part despite what the shop's internal subsystem tag might suggest. The description on file calls it out plainly as a clutch pushrod, and it's the rod that runs down the gearbox mainshaft to work the clutch mechanism from the operating lever at the outer end through to the clutch plates.
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Our catalog record only shows this one appearance, tied to a Norton gearbox inner cover listing. It's a simple, single-piece rod with no moving parts of its own to wear out other than the ends, but a bent or worn pushrod will show up as clutch drag or a spongy, inconsistent lever feel.
We don't have detailed year-by-year fitment noted in our records beyond the one catalog listing, so if you're sourcing this for a specific machine, give us a call and we'll confirm it matches what's in your gearbox before you order.
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