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1979 Honda CB400TII Hawk II · Engine Parts Buying guide
These choices cover everyday filtration, engine sealing and piston replacement. Establish which assemblies will be opened before buying, then use the narrower engine sections to match individual service parts.
Stock-type oil filterPaper oil filter element for the original CB400TII housing; replaces reference 15412-413-005.View part
Athena overhaul gasket setEngine overhaul gasket set with an explicit 1978–79 CB400TII application.View part
Standard-size piston kitOne piston with rings, pin and clips. Two kits service both pistons in the Hawk II twin.View part
A routine oil service starts with the paper element and inspection of the filter housing hardware. A cover leak needs its source identified before parts are ordered. The Athena overhaul set suits a broader teardown; match its contents to the engine joints you expect to open.
Each standard piston kit supplies one piston, rings, a pin and clips. Replacing both pistons therefore calls for two kits. Have the cylinders measured first: a standard-size label is a size choice, not evidence that worn or previously machined bores remain suitable.
Two kits cover the Hawk II’s two pistons. Each kit contains the parts for one piston; confirm that standard size is appropriate for both cylinders before placing the order.
The stock-type paper element replaces reference 15412-413-005. Compare the fitted housing if the motorcycle has been modified, and check its retaining hardware during service.
Identify the leaking joint first. A separate valve-cover gasket is a more focused choice when that is the only joint being opened; broader dismantling calls for a repair-specific gasket list.
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