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1979 Honda CB750L Limited · Camshaft Drive Parts Buying guide
Use the engine diagram to separate chains, tensioners, guides and springs. A similar-looking timing part or a shared CB750 description is not enough to choose the correct position.
Cam chain A412H chain with 124 links for the listed Limited application.View part
Cam chain B412H chain with 82 links; distinct from chain A.View part
Smaller B tensionerThe smaller cam-chain tensioner, with its B spring available separately.View part
Related parts: B tensioner spring · A tensioner spring
The A chain contains 124 links and the B chain 82 links. Select by the engine diagram and the assembly being repaired. Do not order a chain simply by the 412H designation because that designation is shared by these two different lengths.
Inspect the tensioner and guide condition before placing the order. The B spring is for the smaller B tensioner; the A spring belongs to the larger main tensioner. Follow the Honda workshop procedure for timing and replacement instead of relying on a generic chain shortcut.
No. The featured A and B chains have different link counts and positions. Identify the chain in the engine diagram before ordering either replacement.
The smaller B tensioner and its matching spring are separate products. Confirm the contents and condition of the existing spring when planning the timing service.
Do not assume so. Cam-chain work needs tools and procedures matched to the actual chain construction. Use the appropriate service information before choosing a breaker or riveting arrangement.
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