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1982 Honda CB750K · Throttle & Choke Controls Buying guide
The featured pull cable is listed at 47 inches overall, while the choke cable operates a different control. Check end fittings, sleeve engagement and the installed path instead of choosing cables from length alone.
A cable length is only one part of compatibility. Inspect the control end, carburetor end, adjusters and path on the motorcycle. The featured pull cable is described at 47 inches overall, but changed bars or carburetors still require a comparison with the actual setup.
The choke cable and throttle sleeve belong to separate control functions. Identify the worn or damaged component before ordering a replacement. After repair, use the appropriate service procedure to verify control movement and adjustment rather than assuming a newly fitted cable is already correctly set.
They are separately identified products with different control roles. Match the existing cable position and end fittings before ordering, rather than using the word throttle as proof that either cable will work.
Its description gives an overall length of 47 inches. Compare that length and both end fittings with the cable path on your motorcycle, especially if the handlebars or carburetors have been changed.
The sleeve is listed as a separate component. Review its contents and compare the cable engagement before ordering cables independently; do not treat the sleeve listing as a complete control assembly.
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