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1979 Honda CB400TII Hawk II · Drive-Chain Adjusters Buying guide
Compare the adjuster shape and hardware with the rear axle arrangement. Keep the quantity of assemblies on your repair list separate from the three components supplied with each adjuster.
The product supplies one adjuster with a nut and bolt. If your repair requires two adjuster assemblies, order two; the included hardware does not make this a paired package. Review both axle positions while the chain and rear-wheel alignment are being checked.
Use the applicable Honda procedure to assess chain adjustment and wheel alignment. Damaged threads or a bent adjuster can complicate that work, while wear elsewhere in the drive needs its own repair decision. Buy the adjuster for the identified hardware fault rather than as a cure for every chain problem.
One order supplies one adjuster, its nut and its bolt. Count the assemblies required at the motorcycle and order two only when the repair requires two complete adjusters.
The replacement cites 40543-471-000 and 40543-312-010. Compare the original adjuster and mounting arrangement as well, particularly if the rear wheel or swingarm has been changed.
Inspect the mating hardware, axle arrangement and the opposite adjuster. Have chain condition and rear-wheel alignment assessed using the Honda procedure so the order addresses the complete repair need.
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