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Petrol tap - reserve
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DiagramFig. 29 — PETROL TANK · ref 11
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Listed in parts books1980

Petrol tap - reserve

Reserve petrol tap (B.A.P. type) for the fuel tank, 1/4 inch BSP thread, part number 60-7267.

PN · 60-7267
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This is the reserve petrol tap, part number 60-7267, the fitting that lives on the underside of the fuel tank and lets you switch onto a reserve supply when the main flow runs dry. It's a B.A.P.-type petcock, and the catalog record ties it to the petrol tank figure with a single appearance in the 1980 listings. The alias 60-7267BAP is the same physical part under its supplier-style number.

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The threads on this one are 1/4 inch BSP, so keep that in mind if you're sourcing a tank boss or matching washer to go with it. Ed's seen these fitted across a range of British bikes beyond just Triumph, since the BSP thread was a common standard, but the catalog here places this specific PN in the Triumph petrol tank figure.

If you're replacing both taps at once, this reserve tap is often paired with a matching main petcock, though that's a common shop practice rather than something the catalog spells out for this number. Check your tank bosses before ordering to make sure the thread matches what you've got.

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