| Diagram | Fig. 35 — SPEEDOMETER AND TACHOMETER · ref 6 |
| Subsystem | electrical |
| Listed in parts books | 1964–1966 |
INSTRUMENT RETAINING CLIP
A small clip that retains the speedometer or tachometer in its mounting bracket.
This is a retaining clip for the instrument cluster, listed in the parts books under the speedometer and tachometer figures. It's a small piece of hardware whose job is to hold the instrument body seated in its mounting bracket or housing, keeping the gauge from working loose or rattling around in the bracket cup.
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The catalog entries for this clip span 1964 through 1966 across the speedo/tach and speedo/tach/tail lamp figures, so it shows up on more than one instrument arrangement from that era. Beyond that, our record doesn't spell out further fitment detail, so if you're matching this to a specific instrument housing, check the clip against what's currently on the bike before ordering.
It's a simple item, but a missing or broken retaining clip is a common reason gauges sit crooked or shift under vibration, so it's worth checking condition even if the instrument itself looks fine.
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