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1978 Honda CB400TII Hawk II · Tools & Accessories Buying guide
The two-gauge synchronizer is a universal tool with specified adapters and hoses. The helmet holder is a replacement lock supplied with keys. Check the tool connections and lock mounting against the equipment already fitted.
Two-gauge carburetor synchronizerUniversal two-carb kit with hoses, damping valves, mountable bracket, instructions and 5mm-thread extensions in 180mm and 65mm lengths. Check adapter fit and access on the fitted carburetor arrangement.View part
Helmet holder lock with keysReplacement helmet-holder lock supplied with keys, using reference 50710-086-007. Compare the frame mounting point and hook clearance before ordering for a modified motorcycle.View part
The synchronizer supplies two gauges, hoses, damping valves, a mountable bracket, instructions and 5mm-thread extensions in two lengths. Check the access needed at the motorcycle before ordering. Use the Honda service information for the preparation and adjustment procedure rather than treating the tool as a cure for an undiagnosed running fault.
The helmet holder is supplied with keys and uses the 50710-086-007 reference. Compare the fitted lock and frame mounting point, including room for the hook to operate. If a seat or bodywork conversion has changed this area, check the resulting clearance before selecting a replacement.
The kit includes two gauges, hoses, damping valves, a mountable bracket, instructions and 5mm-thread extensions in 180mm and 65mm lengths. Confirm that the adapters and access suit your motorcycle before use.
The replacement comes with its own keys. Matching it to your existing ignition key is not a stated feature, so plan to use the supplied keys unless a locksmith verifies another option.
No. It is a measurement and adjustment tool for comparing two carburetors. Follow the service manual preparation and diagnose underlying running faults before using the gauges to set the carburetor balance.
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