| Diagram | Fig. 18 — HEADLAMP, SPEEDOMETER, TACHOMETER · ref 45 |
| Subsystem | electrical |
| Listed in parts books | 1971–1972 |
Locknut (99-1195)
A locknut used in the headlamp and flasher lamp assembly area, also listed under the older number 99-1195.
This is a locknut that shows up in the headlamp and instrument cluster area on the parts-book pages, and also appears alongside the headlamp and flasher lamp fittings. Its job is straightforward: it holds a threaded stem or fixing in place so vibration doesn't work things loose over time. The catalog also lists it under the older number 99-1195, so if your parts book uses that reference, this is the same piece.
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Given where it turns up in the figures, this is likely the small nut that secures a turn signal or lamp stem to its mounting bracket rather than anything inside the lamp itself, but our catalog entry doesn't spell out a thread size or material, so don't assume anything there.
It's a small, inexpensive item, but it's the kind of part that's easy to lose track of when you're pulling a headlamp shell apart. Worth keeping a spare on hand if you're doing electrical work in that area. Call the shop if you want to confirm it's the right nut for your setup before ordering.
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