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Oil control ring
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Also known asE3692
DiagramFig. 1 — CRANKSHAFT AND CONNECTING RODS · ref 15
Subsystemengine bottom
Listed in parts books1964–1966

Oil control ring

A Triumph oil control ring for the piston, cataloged 1964-1966 under 70-3692 (formerly E3692).

PN · 70-3692

This is a Triumph oil control ring, listed in the catalog under 70-3692 with the earlier E3692 form also on file. It shows up in the crankshaft and connecting rods section of the parts books, so it's a piston ring rather than anything crank-side despite where the figure groups it - oil control rings live in the piston, scraping excess oil back down into the sump so it doesn't get pulled up into the combustion chamber.

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Our records show this one appearing across catalog entries from 1964 through 1966. We don't have a breakdown of which specific models pulled this ring in those years, so if you're matching up a rebuild, check your bore size and ring specs against what's actually in your engine before you order.

If you're doing a full ring set, it's worth pulling all the rings and having someone measure bore wear at the same time rather than replacing this one in isolation.

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