Find carburetor service parts, air filters, tank fittings and petcock components for your 1974 Honda CB750K. Start with the system actually fitted to your bike: replacement carburetors, pod filters and aftermarket tanks can change which seals, cables and fittings you need.
Replace your SOHC CB750's stock air filter with this Stock-Type Air Filter, replacing OEM #17211-405-000.Key Features• Stock-type air filter• Replaces OEM #17211-405-000• Honda part...
Replace your SOHC CB750 float bowl gasket with this Float Bowl Gasket (O-ring). Fits the 1969-76 CB750K and 1975-76 CB750F Supersport.Key Features• Float bowl...
Replace your early CB750K fuel petcock with this Honda CB750 Fuel Petcock, replacing OEM #16950-300-020. Includes internal gaskets, strainers, and other internals.It's a good...
Replace your CB750 throttle pull cable with this Throttle Cable "Pull Type", replacing OEM #17910-341-000. End-to-end length 40". Made in Japan.Key Features• Throttle cable,...
Replace your CB750 throttle push cable with this Throttle Cable "Push Type", replacing OEM #17920-341-000. Made in Japan.Key Features• Throttle cable, push type• Replaces...
Refresh your fuel petcock fasteners with this Fuel Petcock Screw and Washer Set, including 2 chrome-plated fuel petcock screws and 2 fibre washers. These...
Replace your mid-'70s Honda gas cap rubber seal with this Gas Cap Rubber Seal, replacing OEM #17534-323-300. Broad fitment across the SOHC CB750K, CB500/CB550...
Upgrade or restore your classic Honda motorcycle’s air intake system with this Air Filter Cover Gasket — a reliable replacement designed to create a...
Replace your fuel petcock gasket with this Fuel Petcock Gasket / O-Ring, replacing OEM #16997-273-006 / #16960-011-000. This is the O-ring that goes between...
Refresh the throttle feel on your Honda with this Nylon Throttle Sleeve, a replacement for OEM Ref. #53141-300-010 with exceptionally broad fitment across the...
Replace the fuel petcock screen in your 1969-74 CB750K stock petcock (our #20-8039) with this Replacement Fuel Petcock Screen, replacing OEM #16957-268-010.Key Features• Replacement...
Replace your OEM-type filler cap with this OEM Type Gas/Fuel Tank Chrome Cap, including gasket and hinge pin with E-clip for easy installation. Replaces...
Replace your gas cap latch with this Gas/Fuel Tank Cap Latch Assembly. Includes a chrome latch, return spring, latch mounting pin, and C-clip.Key Features•...
Replace your float needle and seat with this Float Valve Set (needle and seat), replacing OEM #16011-302-004 / #16011-375-004.Key Features• Float valve set (needle...
Replace your float bowl drain screw with O-ring on these earlier models with this Float Bowl Drain Screw with O-Ring 4-Pack.Key Features• Float bowl...
Replace your air screw needle O-ring with this Air Screw Needle O-Ring, 2.8mm x 1.2mm.Note: sold each, order the quantity you require.Key Features• Air...
Replace your stock-type float bowl drain screw with this Float Bowl Drain Screw with O-Ring.Note: sold each, order the quantity you require.Key Features• Stock-type...
Replace your throttle adjusting spring with this Throttle Adjusting Spring, replacing OEM #53191-300-000.Key Features• Throttle adjusting spring• Replaces OEM #53191-300-000• Honda part name: Spring,...
High-quality reproduction Stock Type Gas/Fuel Tank designed to match the original tank for Honda CB750K models from 1969 to 1974. Supplied in primer grey...
Plan a fuel-system repair around your existing setup
A carburetor rebuild, tank repair and intake refresh involve different parts. Identify the source of the problem first, then compare individual listings with your CB750K's carburetors, airbox and fuel tap.
A hardened intake boot, damaged float-bowl seal or worn fuel tap needs attention on its own. Buying a different jet size does not address those faults. Record what is fitted and use the service manual's diagnostic checks before deciding whether the repair involves seals, fuel delivery or carburetor tuning.
Keep stock and modified intake parts distinct
A stock air filter belongs to the original airbox; clamp-on pod filters and velocity stacks are different arrangements. For a modified intake, compare carburetor inlet diameter, clearance and support requirements. Review carburetor settings for the complete intake and exhaust configuration rather than treating a filter swap as a complete tuning solution.
Fuel-system questions
Does a carburetor rebuild kit service all four carburetors?
The featured kit is listed for one carburetor. Decide how many carburetors need rebuilding and check the contents of each kit. Separate floats, intake rubbers and some fuel connector seals are available as individual products or sets.
Are petcock gaskets interchangeable between original and replacement taps?
Compare the fitted tap and the gasket's stated application. Some listed seals are specifically for original OEM petcocks. A replacement tap that resembles the original can have different internal sealing parts, so appearance alone is not sufficient.
Does the engine-side holder set include the clamps?
The 1971–76 holder set supplies four holders. Its description calls for eight separate 46–49 mm band clamps when clamps are needed. Check the existing clamps before adding them; the four holders are not an eight-clamp package.
Not sure which part you need?
Send your model and year, plus photos of your existing part and any changes to the original setup.