Here is a graphic that shows the preferred stud and nut tightening sequence and required torque for the cylinder base on a pre-1972 750 Norton Commando.

This is also available as a PDF download in case you want to print it out to keep handy in your workshop!

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For the launch of the Combat engine in 1972, the Norton engineers made an effort to move some of the hardware over to UNC and UNF thread forms.
Here is a graphic that shows the preferred stud and nut tightening sequence and required torque for the cylinder base on a post-1972 750 Norton Commando.

Here is a PDF that you can download in case you want to print it out to keep a copy handy in your workshop.

Just click here to download
The requirements are a little different for the 850 Norton Commando – the crankcase is stronger, and there are four long through bolts (C, D, G & H) which run the height of the cylinder.
These can only be accessed with the head off.

Again, available for download as a PDF file for you to print out and keep.

Just click here to download
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