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1980 Honda CB400TA Hawk · Camshaft Drive Buying guide
The silent chain and tensioner are separate purchases. Identify the engine and inspect the chain, tensioner and associated guide hardware together so the order matches the actual wear found.
The listed chain has 110 links in the 412H silent-chain format. Its reference family includes Honda 14401-MR4-901, shown in the 1980 cam-drive fiche. Keep this order separate from rear-wheel chain or sprocket work; those components have different specifications.
The replacement tensioner references 14500-413-000. Honda’s diagram identifies the base, spring and other pieces separately. Inspect what is worn before buying, and do not assume the standalone tensioner includes every associated part needed for a complete assembly overhaul.
The chain and tensioner are separate items. Choose each according to the inspection findings, and check the other guide and tensioner hardware while planning the engine repair.
The featured chain is 412H with 110 links for the listed CB400T camshaft drive. Match the exact engine application; these dimensions do not describe the motorcycle’s rear drive chain.
Treat it as the separate tensioner component referencing 14500-413-000. Honda lists the base, spring and associated hardware separately, so inspect those pieces and confirm any additional requirements before ordering.
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