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1962 Honda CB72 · Fuel System Buying guide
The featured screw serves the float-bowl drain and includes its seal. Establish whether that is the repair needed, then check the fitted assembly, especially if the carburetors have been replaced.
Fuel around a bowl does not by itself identify a faulty drain screw. Have the leak traced and the affected component identified before ordering. If a different seal or internal part needs attention, select it from the fitted carburetor’s information rather than this screw’s application range.
The specified CB72 1961–66 range covers this model year. A replacement carburetor or bowl still needs its own match. Retain the removed screw and obtain the replacement’s thread, length and seal-position details where necessary; those measurements are not published in the product description.
Identify the carburetor and bowl actually fitted, then compare their required screw and seal with the replacement. The motorcycle’s year does not establish compatibility with a changed assembly. Keep the removed screw available for comparison where possible.
Order for the positions that inspection identifies as needing replacement. Each unit contains one screw and its O-ring; there is no complete-motorcycle quantity specified. Check the remaining components before deciding whether the work needs additional parts.
Select other components separately using the fitted carburetor’s identity and the part being repaired. The drain screw’s application does not establish which floats, valves or gaskets are required, particularly when a bowl or complete carburetor has changed.
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