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1982 Honda CB900C Custom · Master-Cylinder Parts Buying guide
A damaged reservoir, leaking cap and worn internal master-cylinder components require different parts. Check where the fault occurs and whether the installed unit is still the original Honda type.
The 1982 front reservoir uses the listed two-screw style. Match that reservoir and its diaphragm to the installed master cylinder. A reservoir kit does not replace the internal piston and seals. A new diaphragm also cannot repair a cracked reservoir or damaged cap sealing surface.
For this year, the front rebuild references are 45530-MA5-671; the rear reference is 43520-461-771. Match the actual casting and assembly, especially if controls have been changed. Follow the service manual for rebuilding, bleeding and checking full brake release.
Only if the diagnosed fault is in the reservoir assembly. Air, leaks and internal hydraulic faults need separate checks. Do not assume replacing the cap, plastic reservoir or diaphragm will restore pressure.
Not from the motorcycle’s model year alone. Identify the installed master cylinder and use its maker’s repair specification; piston and seal dimensions may differ.
Check the cap, reservoir rim and other sealing parts for cracks or distortion. Confirm the two-screw reservoir style and correct diaphragm before ordering.
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