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1986 Honda CB700SC · Brake & Clutch Service Parts Buying guide
The 1986 CB700SC has two front disc calipers, a mechanically operated rear drum and a hydraulic clutch. Start with the failed assembly: a front-caliper seal kit, rear shoes or clutch-cylinder parts solve different problems.
The front/rear wording on the pad listings spans several Honda models. For the 1986 CB700SC, those pads fit the front discs; the rear uses two shoes. The shoe set and two return springs are separate products. Check the drum, cam and linkage as well as the lining before ordering.
Honda lists air, low fluid, leaks and sticking hydraulic parts among causes of poor clutch release. The handlebar master and engine-side slave need different kits. The slave kit supplies an oil seal, spring, piston cup and bleeder cap; a metal piston is a separate item.
Yes. Honda’s CB700SC troubleshooting includes air, low fluid, leaks and sticking hydraulics as well as warped plates. Diagnose the release circuit before ordering internal plates or stronger springs.
The kit is specified to rebuild both front calipers, but its listing does not itemize every component. The separate 32 × 35 mm piston is sold singly; four pistons are used across the original front brakes. Confirm the seal-kit contents rather than assuming new pistons are included.
No. It supplies the two rear shoes. Return springs, the brake-rod adjusting nut and other linkage pieces are separate choices. Inspect those parts and the drum before deciding what the rear-brake repair needs.
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