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1977 Honda CB550F · Carb Floats & Drain Parts Buying guide
A worn screw and a damaged O-ring can call for different purchases. Check the drain itself and its sealing surface, while treating the float and float-setting tool as separate parts of carburetor service.
Replacement float and pinFloat with pin for reference 16013-329-004; four floats used per motorcycle.View part
1977-application bowl drain screwIndividual replacement screw with an O-ring; compare the drain fitted to your carburetor.View part
Related parts: Model-application float-setting gauge · 36-piece carb hardware kit · Separate air-screw needle O-ring
The featured screw is sold individually with its O-ring; the O-ring pack is a seal-only purchase. This category also contains other drain-screw listings. Compare the screw and seal arrangement actually fitted, especially on replacement carburetors, rather than treating the shared motorcycle application as proof that all drain styles interchange.
The float includes its pin, but it is not a needle-and-seat valve. The linked gauge is a pre-set tool for the listed carburetor application. The 36-piece bolt and washer kit covers hardware for all four carburetors; it does not supply replacement floats or drain seals.
The featured drain screw already includes an O-ring. The separate four-pack is useful when suitable screws are being retained and the seals need renewal. Inspect each drain and compare the seal style before deciding whether those purchases overlap.
Four floats are used across the motorcycle, but select the quantity that needs replacement. Inspect each float and the related valve independently; the per-bike count does not mean that every float must be replaced for one carburetor repair.
It is specified for the listed carburetor application. Identify the replacement carburetors and follow their service specification before using a model-specific pre-set gauge. The original motorcycle year cannot establish the correct float setting for a changed carburetor.
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