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1979 Honda CB750K · Fuel System Buying guide
The 1979 carburetor kits offer different service contents. Tank valves, airbox filters and intake rubber have their own interfaces, so identify any changed tank or carburetors before ordering.
1979 CB750K carburetor rebuild kitOne-carburetor kit with bowl gasket, O-rings, float needle, jets, and mixture screw with spring.View part
M16 × 1.5 fuel petcockReplacement valve, reference 16950-425-025, with M16 × 1.5 threads. Confirm a match with the fitted tank.View part
DOHC stock-type air filterStock-type airbox element, reference 17211-425-000.View part
Related parts: Four-piece carb-to-airbox boot set · Accelerator-pump diaphragm · Replacement choke cable
Kit 48-1963 includes primary, secondary and pilot jets. Kit 48-1401 has a shorter contents list covering the bowl gasket, float needle with wire clip and O-rings. Both supply one carburetor.
The carb-to-airbox boots need four specified clamps: 58–60 mm band clamps or the listed gear-clamp alternative. Check retained clamps before adding replacements.
Yes. The pump package contains one diaphragm with rod and one bellows rubber, reference 16021-679-005.
Verify the tank thread first. The replacement valve specifies M16 × 1.5; a changed tank needs to be identified independently of the motorcycle’s year.
No. The airbox set contains two each of references 17253-425-000 and 17254-425-000. The carb holders are a separate four-piece set with their own references and clamps.
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