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1976 Honda CB750K · Throttle cables Buying guide
The pull and push cables have separate replacement references, and the nylon sleeve is another product. Compare the fitted cable ends, throttle housing and sleeve before choosing the parts needed for the repair.
Nylon throttle sleeveReplaces 53141-300-010 with broad fitment that includes the 1971-78 CB750K.View part
After fitting new cables, adjust the free play using the service manual and confirm the throttle snaps closed from any position with the bars turned fully left and right. A sticking throttle is a serious safety issue, so recheck the cable routing and free play before every test ride.
The pull cable is listed as 40 inches end to end; the push cable description gives no length. For changed handlebars or routing, confirm each cable’s required reach and end connections before ordering. The shared model application does not establish the needed length for a modified control layout.
The 1976 CB750K uses a pull cable to open the throttle and a push cable to close it. They are separate listings with different OEM references, so order both when replacing the pair and compare each with the cable you remove.
The pull cable listing gives a 40-inch end-to-end length and replaces 17910-341-000. It is made in Japan and lists the 1971-76 CB750K, while the push cable listing does not state a length.
The nylon sleeve sits between the throttle grip and the handlebar. A worn sleeve can make the throttle feel rough, and the listing describes it as keeping the throttle action clean and consistent.
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