| Diagram | Fig. 8 — FRAME · ref 59 |
| Subsystem | electrical |
| Listed in parts books | 1969–1973 |
BSA Rubber tray, battery carrier
Rubber liner tray that sits inside the battery carrier to cushion and hold the battery in place.
This is the rubber tray that sits inside the battery carrier, the piece that actually cradles the battery itself rather than the metal frame around it. It's a simple rubber liner, but it does real work — it keeps the battery from rattling against the metal carrier and cushions it from vibration coming up through the frame.
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Going by the parts-book figures it's grouped with, this tray lives in the battery carrier assembly mounted to the frame, often shown alongside the footrests or engine shield depending on which figure you're looking at. The catalog appearances run 1969 to 1972, so it shows up across several years of production in our records.
If your old rubber tray has gone stiff, cracked, or shrunk, that's usually when the battery starts to rattle or sit crooked in the carrier. Worth checking the fit of the tray against your actual carrier before you order, since the shape can vary by frame and carrier design across those model years.
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