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1980 Honda CB650 · Master-Cylinder Repairs Buying guide
The reservoir kit and separate chrome cap offer different repair scopes. Complete aftermarket assemblies introduce their own bore, switch and lever requirements, making the installed cylinder’s identity the first ordering check.
Four-screw reservoir kitFour-screw package containing reservoir, cap, diaphragm, O-ring and screws.View part
Four-screw chrome coverChrome reservoir cover; references 45513-422-671 and 45519-422-671.View part
Black replacement master cylinderAftermarket assembly with black body, black lever and a 15.8mm piston.View part
Related parts: Reservoir diaphragm
The chrome-cover listing identifies the cover but does not itemize screws or a diaphragm. Confirm the supplied contents if your repair also needs those pieces, rather than assuming the cover package matches the larger reservoir kit.
The black assembly has an integrated brake-light switch with two small spade connectors. Compare those connections with the motorcycle wiring, and have its hydraulic suitability, hose connection and lever clearance checked before substitution.
The four-screw reservoir kit instructs you to reuse the diaphragm plate from the old master cylinder. Resolve a missing or unusable plate before relying on this package to complete the reservoir repair.
The separate diaphragm replaces 45520-422-026, 45520-422-006 or 45520-422-016. Compare it with the fitted reservoir and inspect the retained parts before choosing that narrower repair.
That is not established by the motorcycle application. Compare the actual cover mounting and sealing interface with the replacement reservoir; a four-screw description alone does not prove interchangeability.
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