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1983 Honda CB1100F · Camshaft Drive Parts Buying guide
The two chains differ in link count and OEM number, and the tensioner listed is the smaller B type. Identify each part on your engine before ordering replacements.
Silent cam chain ADID chain, 412H x 126 links, replacing 14401-MN4-003 or 14401-MA3-003.View part
Silent cam chain B412H x 82 links, replacing 14402-438-024, 14402-438-025 or 14402-MA3-003.View part
Cam chain tensioner BThe smaller tensioner, replacing 14530-MG5-670 and three other OEM numbers.View part
Related parts: 82RH2015 rivet link · Camshaft holder seal
The rivet link listing explains that it lets you fit a new silent chain by riveting it in place without removing the crankshaft. It mentions a separate chain breaker and riveter tool. Follow your service manual for timing marks and tension.
The tensioner listing describes it as the smaller of the tensioners used on these bikes and asks you to check which one your engine needs. Compare it with the part you remove or the OEM number in your parts book.
Chain A is listed at 412H x 126 links and chain B at 412H x 82 links. They replace different OEM numbers, so check which chain you are replacing before ordering.
The rivet link listing describes an 82RH2015 link for silent cam chains but does not include a fitment block. Confirm it matches your chain type before ordering.
Yes. It is a triangular rubber seal with rounded corners replacing OEM 91311-425-000, and the listing says one is required per engine. It is also listed in the engine gasket category.
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