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1986 Honda CB700SC · Oil Filter & Drain Hardware Buying guide
The 1986 CB700SC oil service uses a spin-on filter and includes engine and frame drain points. Match the plug and washer to the connection being serviced, and use the year-specific refill amount. A magnetic plug collects ferrous particles; it does not replace filtration or diagnose low oil pressure.
Magnetic drain plug12 mm diameter, M1.5 thread; replaces reference 92800-12000.View part
Drain-plug crush washer12 × 18 × 1 mm washer for the smaller 12 mm drain plug.View part
Black spin-on oil filterBlack-finish spin-on filter for the CB700SC; replaces reference 15410-MJ0-405.View part
Related parts: Chrome spin-on oil filter · Genuine Honda oil-pressure switch
Honda specifies 3.3 L after changing the oil and filter on the 1986 CB700SC, 3.0 L for an oil-only change and 4.1 L after engine disassembly. Drain the engine and frame points as directed. After the prescribed run-and-settle check on the center stand, read the dipstick without screwing it in. The final level check matters as well as the measured refill.
Black and chrome filters share the listed replacement reference; their finish does not change the service procedure. Inspect the drain threads and sealing washers independently, especially after any thread repair. If the oil-pressure warning stays on after starting, stop the engine and investigate the cause. The related pressure switch operates the warning circuit and cannot restore inadequate oil pressure.
Honda specifies draining at both the engine and frame. Identify both locations in the CB700SC manual, and match their hardware separately. Do not assume that one listed magnetic plug or washer is correct for every drain point.
No. The Honda manual gives 2.8 L after an oil-and-filter change for 1984 and 3.3 L for 1985–86. Oil-only and post-disassembly quantities also differ. Use the correct year and service condition, then perform the specified level check.
Only a diagnosed switch fault is addressed by a replacement switch. Stop the engine if the warning remains on, then check oil level, the warning circuit and actual pressure using Honda’s procedure. Continuing to run the engine while assuming the switch is faulty risks damage.
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