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1967 Honda CB77 Carburetor Components

An old drain fitting is worth checking as a complete assembly before buying a replacement screw. This 1967 Honda CB77 component route offers the stock-type screw with an O-ring, sold individually. Identify the bowl and check its condition alongside the removed screw.

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Honda CB750 CB550 CB500 CB450 CB400 float bowl drain screw

Honda CB Stock Type Float Bowl Drain Screw

$7.50 USD
48-5041
Replace your stock-type float bowl drain screw with this Float Bowl Drain Screw with O-Ring.Note: sold each, order the quantity you require.Key Features• Stock-type...
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1967 Honda CB77 · Carb Components Buying guide

Assess the drain fitting and the bowl it fits

The replacement includes the screw and its O-ring. Keep the mating bowl in the assessment, particularly where a previous repair changed the carburetor or left damage around the drain fitting.

Parts to consider

Honda CB Stock Type Float Bowl Drain Screw Float bowl drain screw with O-ringStock-type float-bowl drain screw supplied individually with an O-ring. Listed for Honda CB77 models from 1961 to 1968.View part

Check what can be retained

A new screw will not establish whether the old bowl remains serviceable. If its threads or sealing area are damaged, have the mating pieces assessed together before ordering. Keep the removed screw available so the fitting can be compared with the replacement being considered.

Order by the number of fittings being renewed

Each purchase supplies one screw with an O-ring. Choose the quantity for the fittings that need replacement, rather than assuming a complete-bike set. The stated CB77 1961–68 application supports the model selection; a substituted bowl or carburetor still needs its own compatibility check.

Common buying questions

Do I need a separate seal for the replacement screw?

An O-ring is included with each screw. No separate seal purchase is needed for that supplied component; check any other seals required by the wider repair separately instead of assuming they come with the screw.

What should I measure for an unidentified replacement bowl?

First identify the bowl or carburetor, then obtain confirmed dimensions for its drain fitting, including the mating thread and seal arrangement. This screw's description provides no thread measurement, so appearance alone is an unreliable ordering guide.

Is a replacement screw enough when the bowl is damaged?

Have the bowl and fitting assessed together before deciding. Damage to the mating threads or sealing area can leave other work necessary; replacing the screw should not stand in for checking which parts are still serviceable.

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