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063213 was superseded — the current part number is 06-3213. We brought you straight to it.
Norton Bolt, Front Engine Plate
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DiagramFig. 10 — Engine Mountings, Head Steady, Centre Stand — GROUP 10 · ref 11
Listed in parts books1975

Norton Bolt, Front Engine Plate

A front engine plate mounting bolt for Norton motorcycles, used at the engine mounts and spring head steady.

PN · 06-3213

This is a front engine plate bolt for a Norton, listed under part number 06-3213. It shows up in the catalog under the engine mountings and spring head steady figures, which puts it at the point where the engine plates tie the motor into the frame and where the steady brace for the spring frame ties in as well.

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The catalog entry is brief and only turns up once in our records, tied to 1975. If you're pulling engine plates or working on the spring head steady mounting, this is worth checking against what's actually on the bike before you order, since these bolts vary in length and thread depending on exactly where in the mounting they're used.

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