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1978 Honda CB400TII Hawk II Air Filter

Before ordering a stock-type air-filter element, check that your Hawk II still has the corresponding air-cleaner assembly. Compare the old element and its seating area, then inspect the surrounding intake connections so the replacement filter becomes part of a complete, sound intake system.

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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...
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1978 Honda CB400TII Hawk II · Air Filter Buying guide

Confirm the airbox before replacing the element

This element replaces reference 17211-413-000 for the listed original air-filter arrangement. It is the focused option for a stock-airbox service, with fit checked against the installed assembly.

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1978-82 Honda CB450 / CB400 Stock Type Air Filter ~ Replaces 17211-413-000 Stock-type air-filter elementReplacement element for the original listed air-filter arrangement, corresponding to reference 17211-413-000.View part

Inspect the complete air-cleaner assembly

Check the element seat and surrounding airbox when replacing the filter. Missing or damaged pieces can affect the intake even after a fresh element is fitted. Compare the original assembly with the Honda manual and correct faults before making carburetor adjustments.

Treat intake conversions separately

Individual pod filters or a replacement airbox change the parts-selection problem. Identify the components actually fitted and choose service parts for that arrangement. Returning to a stock intake may require more than an element if original housings or connections are missing.

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What if the air-cleaner assembly has been changed?

Identify the replacement housing or filter setup before choosing an element. Compare its required shape and seating arrangement; the original Hawk II application alone does not establish a match for a converted intake.

How can I confirm the airbox is the right type?

Compare the installed housing, element shape and mounting arrangement with the original Hawk II air-cleaner information. The replacement references 17211-413-000; a motorcycle with changed intake parts needs a closer match check.

Should I adjust the carburetors when replacing the filter?

First restore the correct filter and a sound intake assembly. Then use the Honda manual to determine which checks or adjustments are needed. Do not change carburetor calibration simply because a replacement element has been installed.

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