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Petrol tank T100C, T100R
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Also known asF7002
DiagramFig. 25 — PETROL (GAS) TANKS · ref 27
Subsystemfuel
Listed in parts books1966

Petrol tank T100C, T100R

Petrol tank for the T100C and T100R, catalog number 82-7002 (also listed as F7002).

PN · 82-7002

This is the petrol tank listed for the T100C and T100R in the catalog, part number 82-7002, also shown under the earlier F7002 designation. It's the main fuel tank that sits atop the frame's top tubes ahead of the seat, holding the gas supply and feeding the carburetor by gravity.

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Our catalog record ties this tank specifically to the T100C and T100R designations, appearing in the petrol tank figures for the 1966 model year. If you're trying to match this to a different model or a different year machine, give us a call and we'll walk through the specifics before you order — tank shape and mounting details can vary more than people expect between closely related models.

A tank swap or replacement is usually straightforward mechanically, but getting the right one for your frame and tunnel width matters. We'd rather confirm fitment with you first than have you deal with a return.

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