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1965 Honda CB77 · Fuel System Buying guide
Separate an individual drain-fitting replacement from a wider rebuild. Both linked parts have a stated CB77 application; kit contents and coverage still need checking before you combine them in one order.
Related parts: CB77 carburetor rebuild kit
The related rebuild kit covers CB77 models from 1961–68, but its contents are not itemized. Confirm which components it supplies and how many carburetors one package covers. Then compare that information with your repair list before adding a separate drain screw or other small parts.
The screw and kit both name the CB77 application. If your motorcycle has different carburetors or replacement bowls, include their identification when checking the order. A previous repair can change the required components without changing the motorcycle model on its paperwork.
The kit description does not list its contents, so drain-screw inclusion is unresolved. Confirm the package before ordering both. A separate drain screw is available individually with its O-ring if that component is required.
Ask how many carburetors one package covers and request its contents list. The CB77 application is stated, but neither the package coverage nor individual jet sizes are specified. Match the confirmed contents to the work planned.
Provide the fitted carburetor identification and details of any changed bowls. Those components determine which parts are needed on a modified setup; the motorcycle’s 1965 model year may no longer describe the carburetor assembly.
Send your model and year, plus photos of your existing part and any changes to the original setup.
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