| Also known as | D702 |
| Diagram | Fig. 23 — OIL COOLER GROUP · ref 12 |
| Subsystem | engine bottom |
| Listed in parts books | 1969–1974 |
Jubilee clip – oil pipes
A Jubilee-type worm-drive hose clamp used on Triumph oil pipe connections at the tank, cooler, and rocker box lines.
This is the Jubilee clip Triumph used on oil pipe connections, listed in the catalog as 60-0702 with the older D702 designation still turning up in some parts books. It shows up across several oil-system figures - oil cooler group, oil tank, oil tank and cooler, and the cylinder head/rocker box/exhaust pipe listings - so it's a general-purpose hose clamp used wherever a rubber oil line needs to be secured over a metal stub or fitting.
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Jubilee clips are the worm-drive hose clamps familiar to anyone who's worked on British bikes - a band that wraps around the hose and tightens down to seal it against the pipe underneath. On these machines that means oil feed and return lines running to the tank or to an oil cooler, plus wherever a flexible line meets a rigid pipe in the rocker box or exhaust-adjacent plumbing.
Our catalog record spans appearances from 1969 through 1974, and it's a part that turns up often enough (sixteen appearances) that it's clearly a common consumable across those oil-system layouts. If you're chasing an oil leak at a hose connection, this is worth checking - but confirm which line size you need before ordering, since the catalog listing doesn't spell out the exact diameter.
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