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Clutch lever
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Also known asT1880
DiagramFig. 8 — GEARBOX OUTER COVER AND LEVERS · ref 18
Subsystemgearbox
Listed in parts books1964–1970

Clutch lever

Clutch operating lever for the gearbox outer cover, also listed under legacy number T1880.

PN · 57-1880

57-1880 is the clutch lever that lives on the gearbox outer cover, the piece that translates cable pull into the mechanical action that lifts the clutch. It shows up in the parts book under the GEARBOX OUTER COVER AND LEVERS figure, and if you're working from an older parts list you may see it listed under its legacy number, T1880 — same physical piece, just the pre-decimal naming convention.

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This one has a long run in the catalog, showing up across a dozen listings from the mid-60s into 1970, so it's a part that stuck around mostly unchanged for a good while. If you're chasing a worn or sloppy clutch action, a tired lever pivot is one of the usual suspects worth a look.

We don't have more detail on this one beyond what the catalog shows — no material, dimension, or finish specs on file. Give us a call if you want to confirm fitment against what's currently on your gearbox before you order.

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