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Contact breaker extractor _ As required
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Also known asD484
DiagramFig. 24 — BATTERY, TOOLKIT AND AIR FILTER · ref 29
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Listed in parts books1964–1969

Contact breaker extractor _ As required

A toolkit puller for removing the contact breaker assembly cleanly, listed under the legacy alias D484.

PN · 60-0484

This is the contact breaker extractor, a small service tool that lived in the toolkit rather than on the bike itself. It's listed under the legacy alias D484 in older parts books, same tool, just the numbering convention Triumph used before the 60- prefix system took over.

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It shows up in the catalog under the toolkit and air filter figure, which is where Triumph grouped the hand tools issued with the machine rather than fitted permanently to it. As the name says, it's built to pull the contact breaker assembly off its taper or shaft without prying on it with something that'll mar the housing or bend the points plate.

Our records don't tie this to one specific model or year - it spans catalog entries from the mid to late 1960s across whatever machines used that toolkit set. If you're trying to match it to a particular bike, give us a call and we'll confirm before you order.

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