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1971 Honda CB500K · Tools, Hardware & Other Buying guide
These tools engage different features: a wheel retainer ring, switch retaining nut, carburetor float or fork seal. Check the installed assembly because replacement forks, carburetors or switches can change the tool you need.
Front bearing retainer ring toolService tool for removing and fitting the special front-wheel bearing retainer ring. Accepts a 1/2-inch square drive. The retainer ring, bearings and seals are separate parts.View part
Ignition switch nut toolTool for loosening and tightening the ignition-switch retaining nut on the listed CB500K models. It services the nut; an ignition switch or replacement retaining nut is not supplied.View part
Preset carb float setting gaugeReusable preset gauge listed for the stock CB500K carburetors. It helps check float height; replacement floats, float valves and carburetor gaskets are not included.View part
Related parts: 35/36mm fork seal driver · Carburetor stabilizer bracket
The bearing-retainer tool is supplied without a retainer ring, bearings or seals. The preset carb gauge includes no floats, float valves or gaskets. List the parts needed for the repair separately so a tool order does not leave the motorcycle apart while you wait for components.
The stainless carburetor stabilizer bracket is described for CB500K setups using pods or no airbox. It supports the carburetor rack as an installed accessory. It does not measure float height, replace intake sealing boots or establish that a modified intake is correctly tuned.
Check each tool’s stated application against the component you are servicing. For example, a wrench described for aftermarket spin-on oil filters should not be ordered to remove an original bolt-retained oil-filter housing.
The gauge listing specifies stock CB500K carburetors. Do not assume the preset measurement suits replacement or modified carburetors. Identify the actual carburetor type and its required specification before choosing a measuring tool.
The listed stabilizer uses one bracket to support the complete four-carburetor rack on a compatible motorcycle. It addresses support lost when the stock airbox is removed; confirm the rack and intake arrangement before adding it to the order.
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