| Diagram | Fig. 23 — AMAL CARBURETTER, TYPE 376 · ref 10 |
| Subsystem | fuel |
| Listed in parts books | 1960–1967 |
Throttle valve (state cutaway)
Amal throttle valve (slide) for carburetters, part 376/060, later renumbered 376/060B.
This is an Amal throttle valve, part number 376/060, listed with a cutaway spec in the parts book but no cutaway number given to us in the record. The throttle valve is the slide that rides up and down in the carburetter body, controlled by the throttle cable, and it's a wear item that a lot of these old carbs need sooner or later if the slide or its bore has worn oval and started letting the engine run erratic at idle or off-idle.
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This number shows up across a wide run of Amal carburetter figures in the catalog, covering the 6T, T90, T100 in its various forms, T110, TR6, and the Bonneville 120 carburetters, spanning appearances from 1960 through 1967. That's a broad spread of figure titles, which tells you this slide was used across several different carb fitments rather than one narrow application, but it doesn't tell us the cutaway number or the exact bore/venturi size for your particular carb.
The factory later renumbered this part to 376/060B, so if your parts book or an old box lists that number, it's the same physical part. When you order, have your carb's cutaway and body size in hand or bring the old slide down to the counter so we can match it up correctly before you buy.
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