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1978 Honda CB400TII Hawk II · Steering Hardware Buying guide
Choose the nut by its steering-stem application and Honda reference, then inspect the washer beneath it. Both are sold individually; neither selection establishes the condition or adjustment of the steering bearings.
The chrome nut replaces reference 90304-415-000, while the washer replaces 90503-283-000. Honda’s model-specific top-bridge catalog identifies these as separate parts. Check both existing pieces and order each one needed rather than assuming the nut arrives with a new washer.
A new top nut is useful when its finish or condition needs attention, but steering play or roughness calls for inspection of the steering assembly. Follow the Hawk II manual for bearing checks, assembly order and tightening requirements. Do not use the wrench size to guess a torque value.
The nut and washer are sold as separate products. If both require replacement, add both items; their different Honda reference numbers help identify the correct pieces during front-end service.
No. The 30 mm specification is the hex size used for the wrench or socket. Match the steering-stem application and reference number rather than treating that figure as a thread specification.
A different steering stem or upper bridge can require different hardware. Identify the installed assembly and compare its correct nut and washer specifications before ordering parts intended for the original Hawk II.
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