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1978 Honda CB750A · Brake Caliper Rebuild Kits, Caliper Pistons, Bleed Screws Buying guide
Have the fitted caliper assessed before deciding between individual parts and an aftermarket assembly. Keep its identity and the removed components available while comparing replacement dimensions and package contents.
Caliper sealing and hardware kitLists a sealing ring, two bolts with washers, bleed screw and cap, plus adjuster bolt, spring, washer and nut. A piston is not listed as contents.View part
Individual front caliper pistonThe separate piston listing gives 42.8mm diameter, 34mm length and reference 45107-392-003. Compare all three with the part being replaced.View part
Aftermarket front caliper assemblyReplacement reference 45100-392-003. Lists both body halves, pads, piston, seal, bleed screw, cap and bolts; check the application notes before ordering.View part
Related parts: Separate caliper adjuster set · Separate front caliper bleed screw · Two caliper bolts and two washers
Mark each required repair part against the kit inventory before adding individual bleed, fastening or adjustment components. The separate piston belongs on the order only if the inspected repair needs it.
The assembly description calls for inspection and installation by a qualified mechanic and a test before use. Have the fitted caliper style, mounting and retained parts checked as part of that work; the product title alone does not settle the complete repair plan.
The repair kit inventory does not list a piston. It names the sealing ring, caliper bolts with washers, bleed screw and cap, and an adjuster set. The piston is available separately, while the aftermarket assembly lists one in its own contents.
The assembly listing asks customers to confirm 51mm mounting spacing and the stated later single-front-disc caliper style. Compare the actual assembly fitted to the motorcycle. If it differs, ask for fitment help before assuming the replacement matches.
Its buyer note specifically asks 1977–78 CB750A owners to confirm whether the original round spacer between the stationary pad and caliper body needs reuse. Resolve that detail before ordering rather than assuming the assembly’s itemized contents include a new spacer.
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