| Diagram | Fig. 33 — HEADLAMP, WIRING HARNESS, SWITCHES AND TAIL LAMP · ref 15 |
| Subsystem | electrical |
| Listed in parts books | 1966–1968, 1970 |
| Also fits (as replacement) | 1968–1970 · for 99-0568 |
Warning light body (red) (99-0568)
Red warning light body (indicator housing) for the headlamp cluster on late-'60s unit Triumphs, also listed as 99-0568.
This is the red warning light body that sits in the headlamp shell on those unit-construction Triumphs, part of the small cluster of indicator lenses that let a rider glance down and see something needs attention. It's the housing itself, not just a lens - the piece that holds the little colored jewel and lets it seat properly against the headlamp nacelle or shell.
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This one shows up across the electrical wiring and headlamp figures for bikes running magneto ignition as well as the T100C and TR6C headlamp assemblies, so it was a common fitment item through the late '60s into 1970 in our records. If you've got the older 99-0568 number in your parts book, that's the same part - it was simply renumbered along the way, so don't let the two different numbers throw you when you're cross-checking your bike's book against a modern listing.
Because it's a warning light body, it's worth pulling the whole indicator assembly when you order so you're not stuck an amber or green lens later. Give us a call if you're not sure which position this one fills in your instrument or headlamp cluster.
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