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1982 Honda CB125S · Fuel System Buying guide
The float needle replaces reference 16011-382-004. Treat it as one component of the repair and keep a record of any other worn pieces, especially if the carburetor has been replaced during earlier work.
Have the fuel-system fault identified before selecting a replacement. The float needle is a specific service item, and an overflowing or poorly running carburetor does not by itself establish which part has failed. Keep the inspection findings with your parts list.
The needle has an explicit 1978–82 CB125S application. That application describes the listed replacement, not every carburetor that may have been installed since. For a replacement carburetor, compare its identity, the old needle and the required replacement reference before ordering.
Record its identifying markings and retain the old needle for comparison. The motorcycle year alone does not identify an aftermarket or transplanted carburetor, so establish that assembly’s replacement requirement before buying.
This is a float needle only. Build the rest of the order from the inspection findings rather than assuming the needle purchase supplies the other parts needed for a full carburetor overhaul.
Have the cause assessed before ordering. Overflow is a symptom, and replacing one component without checking the fitted assembly may leave the fault unresolved. Use the diagnosis to determine the parts required.
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