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1980 Honda CB750K · Steering Hardware & Dampers Buying guide
The head lock nut and separate stem nut have different references and descriptions. The bearing kit is another purchase, and its listed contents should be checked independently from the visible nuts and washer.
DOHC steering bearing conversion kitTapered roller kit whose listed applications include 1980–82 CB750K; upper and lower races are described.View part
Steering stem head lock nutThread-on head lock nut with reference 90302-425-830; distinct from the separate stem nut.View part
Steering stem nutIndividual stem nut with reference 90304-425-000; its washer is available separately.View part
Related parts: Separate steering stem washer
The head lock nut listing gives reference 90302-425-830, while the other stem nut gives 90304-425-000. Compare the component being removed and its location before ordering. The stem washer uses a third reference, 90503-425-000, and is not described as included with the individual nut.
The steering bearing product is described as a tapered roller conversion kit with upper and lower tapered bearing races. Check the supplied components for the bearing service you are planning. Its description does not establish that the separate stem nuts, washer or every additional seal are included.
The head lock nut and stem nut have different descriptions and replacement references. Match the original location and part number. This guide does not establish that the two products can be substituted for one another.
The stem nut is described as sold individually, with the washer available separately. The related washer has reference 90503-425-000. Inspect the washer already fitted before deciding whether it needs a separate replacement.
No. This kit is described for the steering assembly and uses tapered roller bearings. Front and rear wheel bearing listings are separate products for wheel locations; identify the assembly being serviced before choosing the bearing.
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