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1972 Honda CB500K · Tools, Hardware & Other Buying guide
Service tools help work on a component; they do not supply that component. The carburetor rack bracket is different again, staying on the motorcycle as a support accessory for the described custom intake setup.
CB500K preset float gaugeModel-specific measuring gauge for stock CB500K carburetors. It is supplied as one reusable tool and contains no replacement floats, float valves, gaskets or other fuel parts.View part
Split 35/36mm seal driverCarbon-steel split driver for fork seal installation. The CB500K appears under the listed 35mm fork application. Select against the fitted fork assembly; no fork seals are supplied.View part
Ignition retaining-nut toolDedicated tool for working on the ignition-switch retaining nut. The description lists CB500K 1971–73; confirm that your fitted switch retains the same mounting-nut arrangement.View part
Related parts: Front-wheel retainer service tool · Stainless carburetor rack support
The stock CB500K carburetor gauge and the listed 35mm fork application each have a specific basis for use. Changed carburetors or forks need their own checks. Likewise, compare an aftermarket ignition switch’s mounting nut before assuming it accepts the original-application retaining-nut tool.
The stainless carb support bracket is intended for the described CB500K pod-filter or no-airbox arrangement. It is not a measuring gauge and does not replace a float valve, carb holder or sealing boot. Choose it for its support purpose, alongside any separate tool and fuel-part needs.
Choose the measuring tool from the fitted carburetor type and its required float-height specification. This preset gauge is intended for stock CB500K carburetors; a replacement rack cannot be identified just by the motorcycle’s model year.
The front-wheel retainer tool accepts a 1/2-inch square-drive ratchet or breaker bar. The listed spin-on filter wrench uses 3/8-inch drive. Check your available drive equipment against the service task before ordering either tool.
The wrench in the wider tool selection is described for compatible aftermarket spin-on filters and excludes the original bolt-retained Honda housing. Identify the filter arrangement first; it is not recommended here as an original CB500K housing tool.
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