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1964 Honda CB72 · Fuel System Buying guide
A bowl-drain repair is the supported purchase here. Separate it from faults elsewhere in the fuel system, and keep the fitted carburetor details with your parts list when earlier modifications are uncertain.
A drain screw belongs on the order when that component has been identified as needing replacement. If fuel is escaping around the bowl, establish where it originates before assuming the screw is responsible. A single small replacement cannot be chosen reliably from the symptom alone.
Do not extend this screw’s year coverage to floats, valves or other seals. Select those parts against their own specifications and the assembly being repaired. For a workshop-tool purchase, establish the applicable service method and connections before choosing universal measuring equipment.
Identify the replacement carburetors and bowls and use their parts requirements. The drain screw’s CB72 1961–66 application includes this model year, but does not establish compatibility with a different assembly fitted during earlier work.
Buy for the drain positions that have been identified as needing replacement. One order unit contains one screw and its O-ring. A complete-motorcycle quantity is not specified, so base the quantity on the actual repair scope.
Have the source of the leak identified first. A leak near the bowl does not establish which component needs replacement. Add the screw when the diagnosis calls for it, and select any other parts for their own confirmed application.
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