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Honda CB450 CB400 stock type air filter 17211-413-000

1978-82 Honda CB450 / CB400 Stock Type Air Filter ~ Replaces 17211-413-000

$18.76 USD
15-0048
Replace your CB400 or CB450T stock air filter with this Stock-Type Air Filter, replacing OEM #17211-413-000.Key Features• Stock-type air filter• Replaces OEM #17211-413-000• Honda...

1981 Honda CB400TB · Air Filter Buying guide

Compare the existing element with its air-cleaner housing

The featured filter replaces reference 17211-413-000. Its purpose is to renew the element inside the matching air cleaner, so inspect the box, sealing surfaces and retained mounting parts while planning the replacement.

Choose the filter for the installed intake

A stock-type element is the appropriate starting point when the original airbox arrangement remains in place. If the motorcycle has pod filters or another conversion, identify that setup before buying. A replacement element should be selected by its actual housing and sealing requirements.

Inspect the parts around the element

Renewing the element does not repair a cracked airbox, missing retainer or loose connecting rubber. Check those surrounding parts while the air cleaner is accessible. Use the Honda manual for servicing the stock assembly and do not assume cleaning or oiling instructions from an unrelated filter type.

Buying questions

Will this replace a pod filter fitted directly to a carburetor?

No. This element is for the original air-cleaner arrangement. A pod-filter conversion requires parts matched to that conversion, or a separate plan to restore the complete stock intake.

Which reference helps identify the correct element?

The replacement references Honda 17211-413-000. Compare that application with the fitted airbox and the element shape, especially on a motorcycle whose intake has been changed.

Should the stock-type element be washed or oiled?

Use the instructions applicable to this supplied element and the Honda service guidance. Do not assume it follows a washable foam or reusable oiled-filter routine merely because another motorcycle filter does.

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