| Also known as | F4365 |
| Diagram | Fig. 24 — PANELS AND TWINSEAT · ref 31 |
| Subsystem | bodywork |
| Listed in parts books | 1960–1962, 1964–1968 |
Self tapping screw
A self-tapping screw used on Triumph seat and mudguard panel trim, also known by its earlier F4365 number.
This is the small self-tapping screw Triumph used to hold trim and hardware onto the bodywork panels around the seat and mudguards. It shows up across the panel and twinseat figures as well as the mudguard listings, which tells you it did double duty wherever a light fastener was needed into sheet metal rather than a machined thread.
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The legacy F4365 stamp is the older letter-prefix version of this same number, so if your parts book or an old parts bag says F4365 instead of 82-4365, you're looking at the identical screw. It also crosses to the 94061A197 form used in some listings.
These are cheap to lose in the grass and easy to strip if you force them into a hole that's already worn oversize, so keep a few spares in the toolbox when you're pulling seat or mudguard trim.
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