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1978 Honda CB400A · Drive-chain Adjusters Buying guide
This route’s useful drive-chain choice is an adjuster with its fastening hardware. Treat left and right repair needs separately, and have wheel alignment and chain adjustment checked using CB400A service information.
The adjuster is supplied with a nut and bolt. Its description asks buyers to order two where two units are required. Inspect both sides of the rear wheel, then order the number needed rather than treating the photographed assembly as a matched pair.
A replacement adjuster cannot establish correct wheel alignment on its own. Compare the axle seating and fitted hardware with the CB400A manual, especially on a modified rear end. Have damaged mounting points assessed before relying on a new adjuster to complete the repair.
The product is one adjuster with its nut and bolt. If your repair requires two adjusters, order two units after checking both fitted positions.
The application covers the 1978 CB400A, but a changed swingarm or axle assembly needs its own comparison. Match the adjuster body and fastening arrangement before ordering.
Yes. The product description specifies an adjuster with nut and bolt. Compare those parts with the existing assembly and use the CB400A manual for final adjustment and checks.
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