| Diagram | Fig. 33 — Batteries, Battery Tray, Direction Indicators · ref 5 |
| Subsystem | electrical |
| Listed in parts books | 1975 |
Norton Strap, Battery
A battery-retaining strap for the 1975 MKIII, secures the battery in its tray.
This is the battery strap listed under 06-4070, the piece that holds the battery down in its tray so it doesn't shift around on rough roads. It shows up in the catalog under Batteries, Battery Tray, and Direction Indicators figures, which tells you it lives in the electrical bay near the battery mount and wiring for the turn signals.
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The catalog record ties this one to 1975 only, and a listing elsewhere confirms it as the strap for the '75 MKIII. If you're working on something outside that specific run, check with us before ordering since we don't have broader fitment data on file for this part.
It's a simple piece of hardware, but a worn or missing strap lets the battery move around, which can chafe wiring or crack the case. Worth replacing if yours is stretched out, cracked, or missing altogether.
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