| Also known as | G86G, H961 |
| Diagram | Fig. 30 — TAIL LAMP AND SUPPORT · ref 18 |
| Subsystem | electrical |
| Listed in parts books | 1960–1967, 1974, 1976–1980, 1983, 1985 |
Grommet
A rubber grommet used at various wiring and cable pass-through points on Triumph models, including the nacelle, fenders, tail lamp mount, and seat panels.
This is a small rubber grommet that shows up all over the wiring and cable runs on a Triumph — the parts book has it listed against the tail lamp mount, fenders, the headlamp nacelle, and the twinseat panels, among other spots. Its job is simple: it lines a hole where a wire, cable, or fitting passes through sheet metal so the metal edge doesn't chafe through the insulation or rattle against whatever's threaded through it.
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The legacy number on this one is H961, and it's also carried under G86G in some records. Because it turns up in so many different figures across a long catalog run, don't assume the one you pull off the shelf is the exact one for your bike without checking your own parts book — a grommet from the nacelle figure and one from the tail lamp figure may not be the same size hole.
It's a cheap item to keep a few of in the parts drawer, since these tend to perish, split, or go missing over the decades and a proper fitting grommet keeps grief off your wiring.
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