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1980 Honda CB900C Custom · Carb Rebuild & Jetting Buying guide
The original CB900C carburetors have separate primary and secondary main-jet circuits as well as low-speed metering. A sealing kit, a pilot-jet set and a main-jet assortment do different jobs. Read the carburetor identification and establish the fault before deciding which parts to replace.
One-carb sealing kitFloat-bowl gasket, float needle and O-rings; each kit rebuilds one carburetor.View part
Number 35 pilot-jet setFour #35 press-in pilot jets; confirm the exact fitted jet body and repair method before choosing them.View part
16-piece main-jet kitFour each of numbers 105, 110, 115 and 120 for compatible Keihin carburetors.View part
The basic kit supplies the bowl gasket, float needle and O-rings for one carburetor. Check the needle seat and the actual leak location before buying it. Main jets, pilot jets, air-cutoff parts and pump components are separate decisions; a rough idle does not establish that every metering part needs replacement.
The main-jet assortment supplies #105, #110, #115 and #120, four of each. The #35 press-in pilot set serves a different circuit. Match the exact jet design and existing carburetor before choosing a size, and do not treat a larger number as an automatic improvement for a modified exhaust or filter.
No. Confirm the correct main-jet circuit, thread, body and carburetor application. Honda distinguishes primary and secondary mains; a pilot jet or another jet family with a similar number is not interchangeable.
Do not make removal automatic. Confirm the actual jet design, clean and assess the low-speed passages, and have a carburetor specialist determine whether replacement is needed and how that body can be serviced without damage. A product listing is not a removal procedure.
No. Restore intake sealing and correct float-valve faults first. Jet changes alter metering and cannot repair those defects; final selection must suit the actual carburetors, intake, exhaust and measured running condition.
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