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1978 Honda CB400TII Hawk II · Chain Adjusters Buying guide
This replacement is an individual rear drive-chain adjuster with its nut and bolt. It is useful when the fitted hardware is bent, corroded or damaged during rear-wheel service.
An adjuster works with the axle and swingarm, so inspect those areas while the rear wheel is being serviced. A damaged mounting point or incorrect axle arrangement needs attention before adjustment. Replacement hardware should match the parts fitted to the motorcycle.
Once the correct hardware is fitted, use the Honda manual for chain adjustment and rear-wheel alignment. Replacing a bent adjuster does not by itself establish correct chain slack, and adjustment cannot restore a worn chain or sprocket.
The product is one adjuster with nut and bolt. Inspect the positions on the motorcycle and order the number of complete adjuster assemblies required, rather than treating the item as a pair.
Check the replacement swingarm’s adjuster shape, mounting arrangement and axle hardware first. The Hawk II model application describes the listed stock-type fitment, not every swingarm conversion.
Not automatically. Inspect the adjuster and its threads for damage, and check chain and sprocket wear. Serviceable hardware can still be used to make the manual-specified adjustment.
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