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1962 Honda CB77 · Float Bowl Drain Screw Buying guide
The replacement is sold individually with an O-ring. Keep the fitted carburetor and bowl identity at hand, especially if the old screw is missing or the motorcycle has been modified.
If the old screw is missing, use the carburetor identification and clear bowl photographs when asking for help. Include any known replacement-bowl details. The correct assembly identity is more useful than choosing another screw simply because its head looks similar.
The stock-type screw is listed for CB77 1961–68. For a changed or unidentified bowl, ask for the thread dimensions and sealing details before ordering; those measurements are not supplied in the description. Do not borrow dimensions from a different Honda carburetor.
An O-ring is supplied with each drain screw. The screw is sold individually, so choose the number needed for the repair rather than assuming one order supplies a pair.
Check the replacement bowl’s application and required screw first. Ask for the thread and sealing details if needed; the CB77 application does not establish compatibility with every aftermarket bowl.
Provide the carburetor identification, clear bowl photographs and details of any known replacement bowl. That gives the seller a specific assembly to check without guessing the screw dimensions from appearance.
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