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Top spring abutment
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Also known asD1959
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Listed in parts books1969–1974

Top spring abutment

Top spring abutment for Amal carburetors, seats the throttle slide return spring under the carb cap.

PN · 60-1959

This is the top spring abutment, part number 60-1959, listed under the Amal carburetor figures in the parts books. It's the small cap-like piece that sits over the throttle slide return spring inside the carburetor body, giving the spring a proper seat to push against so the slide returns smoothly when you let off the throttle.

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The legacy number for this one is D1959, so if you're working from an older parts book or a bin of loose Amal bits, that's the number you might see stamped or listed instead. It shows up across a run of catalog entries from 1969 through 1974, so it's a part that stuck around through several seasons of Amal carb production.

If you're rebuilding a carb top and the slide isn't snapping back cleanly, a worn or missing abutment is worth checking. Bring in the carb or the old part if you're not sure it's the same one — Amal used a handful of similar small parts in this area and it helps to compare in hand.

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