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Listed in parts books1969

Throttle needle

Amal carburetor throttle needle, PN 19-3096 (also 622/063), from the CARBURETTER parts book listing.

PN · 19-3096 / 622/063

This is the throttle needle for an Amal carburetor, listed in the CARBURETTER section of the parts book under 19-3096, also known by the number 622/063. The needle rides inside the throttle slide and tapers to meter fuel/air mixture as the throttle opens, which is a big part of how the carb responds through the mid-range.

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Our catalog record only ties this one to a single 1969 listing, so we don't have a broader spread of model years to point to. If you're chasing a needle for a specific machine, best to check the needle profile and slide fitment against what's currently in your carb before ordering, since Amal used a number of different needle profiles across similar-looking carbs.

If this is a replacement for a worn or lost needle, it's worth also giving the needle jet a look while the carb is apart - the two work together and wear can show up in either one.

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