| Diagram | Fig. 5 — GEAR CLUSTER · ref 108 |
| Listed in parts books | 1969–1970 |
BSA Plunger, gear control quadrant
A small plunger from the gearchange mechanism that helps index the gear control quadrant, cataloged under BSA gearbox figures.
This is the gear control quadrant plunger, a small internal part that lives inside the gearchange mechanism. It shows up in the catalog under the GEAR CLUSTER and GEARCHANGE MECHANISM figures, which tells you it's part of the assembly that helps index the gearchange quadrant into position as you shift.
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The manufacturer heuristic on this one points to BSA rather than Triumph, and the catalog listing backs that up, so if you're working on a Triumph gearbox this may not be your part. It shows up in our records spanning 1969-1970 appearances, but we don't have a specific model tied to it beyond the figure context.
It's a small, easy-to-overlook piece, but a worn or missing plunger can leave the gearchange feeling vague or hard to find neutral. Call the shop and we'll confirm exact fitment before you order, since the catalog record here is thin on model specifics.
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