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1970 Honda CB750K · Carb Floats & Components Buying guide
Identify whether the repair concerns a float, a fuel connector tube or a bowl drain. The float, seals and pre-set gauge serve different jobs. Check the parts already included in a seal kit, and confirm package contents if replacement drain screws are also needed.
Fuel connector and drain seal kitTwelve pieces covering eight fuel connector tube O-rings and four float bowl drain seals.View part
Replacement float with pinThe listing supplies a float with pin and covers 1969–76 CB750K models. Check your required quantity.View part
Pre-set float gaugeChecking tool listed for the 1969–76 CB750K application. Confirm the fitted carburetors and service reference.View part
Related parts: Float bowl drain O-ring four-pack
The twelve-piece connector kit lists eight fuel-transfer tube O-rings and four bowl-drain seals. Compare those locations with the repair before adding the separate drain O-ring pack. If the drain screws are damaged or missing, confirm the current screw supply separately rather than assuming a seal pack provides replacement hardware.
A pre-set gauge is tied to the applications in its listing. Confirm those details if the motorcycle has replacement carburetors or an uncertain service history. Use the correct manual for the checking method and specification; the tool description alone is not a complete carburetor service procedure.
No. The featured float is supplied with its pivot pin. The separate float-valve listing supplies a needle and seat. Identify which component needs service before ordering; a new float does not supply the valve or the separate float-setting gauge.
Confirm the current contents of the drain-service pack before relying on it for replacement screws. Compare the required screw with the fitted bowl, and avoid duplicating drain seals already included in the twelve-piece connector kit.
The gauge is fixed rather than adjustable and is listed for 1969–76 CB750K carburetors. Identify any replacement carburetor assembly and check its service specification before using the gauge; the motorcycle’s year alone does not establish the correct float-setting reference.
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