| Diagram | Fig. 23 — AMAL CARBURETTER, TYPE 376 · ref 19 |
| Subsystem | fuel |
| Listed in parts books | 1960–1967 |
Pilot jet (state size)
Amal carburetter pilot jet, PN 376/076, sold by size, fitted across a range of Amal carburetter applications from 1960-1967.
This is a pilot jet for an Amal carburetor, part number 376/076. It's the small jet that controls fuel delivery at idle and low throttle openings, screwing into the carburetor body low in the mixing chamber. The catalog description notes the size is specified separately, so make sure you know which size your carburetor calls for before ordering.
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This PN turns up across a wide run of Amal carburetter figures in our records, spanning 3TA and 5TA carburetters through to T90, T100, T100C, T100SS, T100T, T100R, 6T, T110, TR6, and T120/T120R/T120TT applications, with catalog appearances running from 1960 through 1967. That's a lot of different carb bodies sharing the same jet part number, which tells you Amal used common pilot jet fittings across a broad chunk of its Monobloc-era carburetter lineup for this period.
Because pilot jets come in different sizes for different tuning needs, don't assume the one you pull off the bench matches what your carb needs. If you're not sure what size is currently fitted or what size you should run, bring in the old jet or give the shop a call before you order.
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