| Diagram | GEARBOX OUTER COVER AND LEVERS |
| Subsystem | gearbox |
| Listed in parts books | Not catalogued by year yet |
Spring retaining pin
A small pin that retains a spring inside the gearbox outer cover and lever assembly.
Part number 11474 is a spring retaining pin used inside the gearbox outer cover and lever assembly. It's a small piece of hardware that holds a spring in place against one of the selector or lever components under the outer cover, keeping tension where it belongs so the mechanism works as intended.
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The catalog places this pin in the gearbox outer cover and levers figure, appearing across catalog entries from 1967 to 1970. It's not a part most owners think about until they've got the cover off and notice a spring has walked off its perch or gone missing entirely.
The manufacturer listing on this one says Lucas, but a spring retaining pin in a gearbox cover isn't an electrical part, so that tag doesn't hold up against what the part actually is. Small pin, easy to lose in the workbench clutter — worth having a spare on hand when you're in there servicing the selector mechanism.
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