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1986 Honda CB750SC · Bleed Screw Protection Buying guide
Universal cap selection depends on the installed bleed hardware. Compare the existing cap and screw, count the locations needing protection, and then decide whether one ten-pack covers the order.
These caps have a universal application here, with original-type applications elsewhere in the Honda range. Compare the actual bleed screw and existing cap on this motorcycle. An OEM reference associated with another model is not sufficient to establish an exact original replacement for this setup.
A cap protects the exposed area of the bleed screw. If the screw, its seat or the caliper is leaking or damaged, identify that fault before choosing service parts. Use the correct brake information and matching components for hydraulic work; the cap is a separate protective item.
One pack contains ten rubber bleed screw caps. Count the screws needing caps and any spares you want before choosing the number of packs to order.
Compare that screw’s tip and the cap dimensions directly. Universal application does not establish that every aftermarket screw or changed caliper uses the same protective cap.
First diagnose the leakage and identify the required hydraulic repair. The cap covers the exposed tip, but it is not the sealing repair for a damaged screw or seat.
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