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1978 Honda CB400TII Hawk II · Cam-Chain Drive Buying guide
The listed chain is 412H × 110 links, and the tensioner replaces reference 14500-413-000. Choose the parts required by inspection rather than assuming one item covers every cam-drive fault.
A worn tensioner and a worn chain require different decisions, and both may need attention during a rebuild. Assess the associated guides and drive parts at the same time. Use the Honda manual to establish serviceability and the correct repair sequence.
Cam-chain replacement affects valve timing. Plan the work, required access and reassembly checks before stripping the engine. Do not choose an installation method from chain appearance or assume the new chain arrives with a particular joining arrangement unless that is separately confirmed.
The featured silent cam chain is specified as 412H × 110 links and listed for the CB400TII. Confirm the original engine application before ordering, especially when working with a replacement engine.
The chain and tensioner are separate products. Inspect the tensioner and associated wear surfaces, then add the parts the repair requires rather than assuming a combined cam-drive kit.
Noise warrants diagnosis first. Check the cam-drive system and use the Honda manual’s adjustment and inspection procedures. The cause may involve the chain, tensioner or other components rather than one automatically replaceable part.
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