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1973 Honda CB500K · Tools, Hardware & Other Buying guide
The service tools do not include replacement bearings, fork seals or carburetor parts. The rack-support bracket serves an installed accessory role, so choose it according to the motorcycle’s intake setup rather than counting it as another measuring tool.
Front-wheel retainer service toolTool that engages the special front-wheel bearing retainer ring. Its drive opening accepts a 1/2-inch square drive. Bearing, seal and retainer-ring replacements are purchased separately.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
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
Related parts: Ignition retaining-nut tool · Stainless carburetor rack support
A previous owner’s wheel, fork or carburetor changes can affect tool selection. The retainer tool must engage the fitted ring, the fork driver must suit the fork size and the preset gauge is described for stock carburetors. Check those components before relying on the motorcycle’s original application.
The stainless bracket is described for a CB500K carburetor rack using pods or no airbox. It provides support in that setup rather than checking float height or replacing worn fuel parts. Assess that accessory separately from the measuring tool and from any carburetor repair components.
Identify the carburetors actually fitted and their required float-height specification. This gauge’s preset application is for stock CB500K carburetors, not every rack fitted to a CB500K frame. Confirm a replacement rack’s measuring requirements before ordering.
The driver covers compatible 35mm and 36mm applications, with CB500K 1971–73 listed under 35mm forks. Compare the actual front end if it has been changed; the motorcycle year does not establish a conversion’s seal-driver size.
Identify whether the filter is a compatible aftermarket spin-on type or an original bolt-retained housing. The listed tripod wrench is described for specified spin-on filters and excludes the original housing, so its appearance among tools is not an application guarantee.
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