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1976 Honda CB750K · Cam chain parts Buying guide
Chain, guide, roller, tensioner and sprocket work together, and a cam chain job exposes most of them. Inspect each component while the engine is apart so one order covers everything the timing repair needs.
Cam chain tensioner springDirect replacement for 14541-300-000, listed for CB750K models from 1969 to 1978.View part
Cam sprocketReplaces 14321-392-000 or 14321-300-010 and is listed for the 1969-78 CB750K.View part
Related parts: Daido cam chain · DID cam chain rivet link · Genuine Honda guide roller
The Daido 219T x 94 chain is non-endless and arrives with a clip link. A DID rivet link is listed for that chain, and a different BS05MH rivet link is listed for a heavy-duty chain. Choose the joining method before ordering and follow the service manual.
The tensioner assembly uses a roller pin, collar and shaft rubbers, each listed separately with its own OEM reference, and the shaft rubbers come as a pair. Renewing worn small pieces while the tensioner is accessible can save opening the engine again.
Yes. The Daido chain listing says it is non-endless and includes an end clip link. A separate DID rivet link designed for the same chain is also offered if you prefer a riveted join.
The listed guide replaces 14611-300-000 and names the 1973-78 CB750K in its application, which covers 1976. Its serial-number limit applies only to early 1972 engines, not to a 1976 bike.
The spring listing does not mention a gasket. The cam chain tensioner gasket is listed separately in this category, so add it if your tensioner service procedure calls for a new one.
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