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1983 Honda CB1100F · Fuel System Buying guide
Most carb parts are sold per carburetor, so a full service needs four of many items. Read each listing for the per-bike quantity before you add parts to the cart.
CB1100F carb rebuild kitMade in Japan, with #122 main jet, #38 pilot jet, needle and air screw; one carb per kit.View part
Carb holder set of 4Replaces 16211-438-000 to 16214-438-000 on the CB900, CB1000C and CB1100F.View part
Stock-type air filterReplaces OEM 17211-425-000 on the DOHC CB750, CB900, CB1000C and CB1100F.View part
Related parts: Accelerator pump diaphragm · Fuel petcock · Pull throttle cable
The CB1100F kit includes a float bowl gasket, #122 main jet, #38 pilot jet, needle, air screw with spring and washer, and two O-rings. The shared DOHC kit has a bowl gasket, float needle and O-rings. Both rebuild one carb.
Cracked carb holders and air box boots let in unmetered air. The holder and boot sets each contain four pieces for the CB900, CB1000C and CB1100F. The listings note band clamps are sold separately if yours are worn.
The carb float listing says four floats are used per bike. Each float comes with its pin and replaces OEM 16013-413-851, so order the number you need to replace.
The fuel petcock replacing 16950-461-751 has M20 x 1.0 threads, and its listing asks you to verify the thread size for your bike before ordering.
No. It is a 54mm tapered oval pod filter that is washable and supplied dry. Its listing sizes it for Mikuni carbs, so confirm your carbs and jetting before choosing pods.
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