Honda motorcycle parts
Choose your model and year to see parts listed for your bike.
Choose your model and year to see parts listed for your bike.
1978 Honda CB550K · Camshaft Drive Parts Buying guide
The guide and damper are expressly described as genuine Honda, while the slipper and tensioner are separately identified replacements. The cam-sprocket bolt package is another specific purchase whose contents should be checked independently.
Genuine Honda cam-chain guideGuide with Honda reference 14611-323-000 and an explicit CB550K application.View part
Genuine Honda tensioner damperDamper with Honda reference 14501-323-000; different named component from the guide or slipper.View part
Related parts: Separately listed cam-chain tensioner · Two cam-sprocket flange knock bolts
The guide and damper descriptions explicitly identify genuine Honda parts. The other tensioner listing gives a replacement reference but does not make the same manufacturer statement. Compare the required part identity and reference without turning every OEM-number mention into a claim that the product is Honda-made.
The slipper, guide, damper and tensioner are separate purchases. The damper description lists part number 99-5395, while its variant SKU is 99-5288; confirm the required component with the store rather than choosing between those identifiers. The separately offered flange knock-bolt set contains two cam-sprocket bolts.
No. The guide references 14611-323-000 and the slipper references 14520-323-000. Compare the part name, pictured shape and removed component before ordering; a shared CB550K application does not make those individually described pieces interchangeable.
The description identifies a set of two flange knock bolts that fasten the cam sprocket, with reference 90082-HA0-000. Compare that specific hardware requirement before adding it to an order for another cam-chain component.
The listings identify different parts and references: the cam-chain tensioner damper is 14501-323-000, while the primary-drive rubber is 23114-323-000. Match the assessed component and its position rather than choosing a rubber part by appearance or a broad engine category.
Send your model and year, plus photos of your existing part and any changes to the original setup.
Select your exact model and year to narrow your results.
Choose your model and year.