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Honda CB Stock Type Float Bowl Drain Screw

$7.50 USD
48-5041
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...

Honda CB Carb Float ~ Replaces 16013-286-014

$22.95 USD
20-6500
Replace your carb float with this Carb Float with Pin, replacing OEM #16013-286-014. Fits the CB350F 1973, CB350K/CL350K/SL350, and the earliest classics including CB72/CB77...

1970 Honda CB100K0 · Carb Floats & Drain Screws Buying guide

Match the float and bowl hardware separately

Both featured components list the 1970–72 CB100K, but their contents and jobs differ. Use the fitted carburetor, existing parts and repair needs to decide which individually supplied component belongs in your order.

Know what comes with the float

The float replaces reference 16013-286-014 and is supplied with a pin. It is sold each. Use that reference and the installed carburetor identification together when comparing parts, particularly if the motorcycle arrived with an unknown carburetor or a box of mixed spares.

Treat the drain screw as a separate choice

The stock-type bowl drain screw includes an O-ring and is sold each. Choose it for the bowl fitted to your motorcycle. Inspect the existing parts before ordering, and follow the appropriate service manual for repair procedures without assuming a new screw resolves damage elsewhere in the bowl.

Buying questions

Does the carb float include its pin?

Yes, the float is supplied with a pin and is sold each. The replacement reference is 16013-286-014, and the detailed application includes the 1970–72 CB100K for matching against your fitted carburetor.

Do I need to order an O-ring for the drain screw?

An O-ring is included with this stock-type drain screw. It is sold each; compare the existing screw and bowl before ordering, particularly when the carburetor has been changed.

How should I order for an unidentified replacement carburetor?

Find its identifying markings and compare the existing float, pin arrangement and bowl screw. Ask for a component match using those details before relying on the 1970 CB100K0 motorcycle application.

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