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1995 Honda CB1000 · Valvetrain Buying guide
Stem seals sit beneath the valve springs, so they are reached only with the head stripped. Fitting them is best timed with a valve job or head gasket change.
Because the springs must come off to reach them, stem seals rarely justify a teardown on their own. When the head is already on the bench for valve or gasket work, renewing all sixteen adds little extra labor and removes one common source of oil burning.
The title mentions the CB750, CB900 and CB1100, which can look like the wrong part. The fitment block, though, also names the 1994-95 CB1000. Order a spare or two, since a seal nicked during fitting has to be replaced.
The title lists the CB750, CB900 and CB1100, but the fitment block adds the CB1000 for 1994-95 and the 1983 Custom. Go by the fitment block when checking this part.
The sixteen-seal set tagged here is archived and cannot be ordered. Buy the single seal in the quantity you need instead, adding sixteen to the cart for a full head.
No. The stem seal is the only valvetrain item published for the 1995 CB1000 right now, so other head parts will have to come from a different supplier.
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