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1982 Honda CB750C · Honda Clutch Lock Nut Buying guide
The genuine Honda part has its own replacement and superseded references. Match those with the retained assembly rather than using nominal size alone. Surrounding washers and locking pieces should be inspected and identified separately.
One nut is supplied per product. Compare it with the removed part and the assembly information, including the relevant replacement references. Keep washers and other retaining pieces separately identified so an individual nut purchase is not treated as a complete clutch-hardware kit.
An engine or clutch replacement can alter the required retaining hardware. Identify the actual assembly and its nut before ordering. Use the proper locking and tightening procedure during service, with the surrounding threads and retained hardware assessed as part of the repair.
Yes, the nut is identified as genuine Honda, reference 90231-KCS-651. Compare that reference and the retaining arrangement with the actual clutch assembly before ordering.
The nut is sold individually. Count the positions being serviced and inspect the surrounding hardware so the order covers the particular retaining repair required.
Also compare the reference, nut form and exact retaining position. This is especially important when another engine or clutch assembly has been installed in the original frame.
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