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1976 Honda CB500T · Engine Buying guide
Use the seven-piece kit when several engine seals are hard. Use the head gasket for the numbers printed on it. Use the 16mm washer only on the oil-filter rotor.
Seven-piece oil seal kitSeven engine oil seals for Honda twins, including the 1975-76 CB500T. Order it when several seals are leaking, not when you only need the head gasket.View part
Cylinder head gasketOne head gasket replacing 12909-428-003 and 12909-283-000. The fitment names the 1975-76 CB500T twin along with the 450 and 360 twins and some 350F and 400F models.View part
16mm rotor washerAngled oil-filter rotor washer, 16mm, replacing 90481-292-000. The fitment names the 1975-76 CB500T and several smaller twins. It is not a drain plug.View part
Related parts: Intake valve · 15-tooth sprocket · Cam chain 219T
The overhaul gasket set names the 1975-76 CB500T and also says it fits 5-speed CB450K models only. Those two statements do not settle whether every gasket in the set matches this twin. Open the engine and match the old gaskets, or buy the single head gasket whose Honda numbers you can read.
Both cam chains replace 14401-283-003 and both name the 1975-76 CB500T. One is 219T with a peanut side plate and a stated 1800 lb tensile strength. The other is 219FTSS with a stepped parallel side plate and a stated 1896 lb strength. Match the side plate on the chain you took off. Each includes a clip link.
The kit is seven pieces for the engine seals on these twins, including the 1975-76 CB500T. It does not include the head gasket or the rotor washer.
No. The same gasket also names CB450, CL450, CB360, and some CB350F and CB400F engines, under 12909-428-003, 12909-283-000, and 12909-333-000. Match the number, not the model name alone.
Buy 219T if the old chain has the peanut side plate, or 219FTSS if it has the stepped parallel plate. Both are 128 links, both replace 14401-283-003, and both name this twin. Nothing here says which plate the 1976 bike left the factory with.
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