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Honda CB Float Valve ~ Replaces 16011-302-004

$9.95 USD
48-5009
Replace your float needle and seat with this Float Valve Set (needle and seat), replacing OEM #16011-302-004 / #16011-375-004.Key Features• Float valve set (needle...
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Honda CB450 premium carb rebuild kit

1965-74 Honda CB450 Premium Carb Rebuild Kit

$21.95 USD
48-1228
Restore smooth fuel delivery with this Premium Carburetor Rebuild Kit, designed to refresh worn components inside your carburetor and restore proper performance. This kit...
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Honda CB450K CL450K carb rebuild kit

1968-71 Honda CB450K / CL450K Carb Rebuild Kit

$19.95 USD
48-1395
Rebuild your early 5-speed CB450 or CL450 carbs with this Carb Rebuild Kit, designed for carburetor models 14H and 14L used on 5-speed 450s.There...

Honda CB500T / CB450 / CB360 / CB350 Slow / Pilot Jet #35 ~ Replaces 99124-286-0351

$7.00 USD
48-1587
Restore clean idle and low-speed fuel metering with this aftermarket Keihin-style slow / pilot jet, size #35. It replaces Honda OEM #99124-286-0351 for the...

1969 Honda CB450K · Carb Rebuild & Jetting Buying guide

Compare carburetor identity, contents and quantity

Both kits service one carburetor per kit. The 14H / 14L description names the intended carburetors but does not list individual jets. The premium kit names a #125 main, #40 pilot and D8 needle. The separate #35 pilot is another metering choice.

Avoid duplicating the same valve repair

The standalone float-valve set supplies a needle and seat. The premium kit also lists a float needle and #2.0 seat, along with gaskets and metering parts. Decide whether the repair needs only the valve or the wider kit; confirm component compatibility before treating them as interchangeable purchases.

Treat jet size as a setup decision

A separate #35 pilot and a kit containing a #40 pilot are not identical choices. Check the installed carburetor’s jet pattern and the metering size required for your setup. Neither the motorcycle year nor the presence of a pod filter makes either size an automatic selection.

Choosing parts for your CB450K repair

Can I assume the 14H / 14L kit contains the premium kit’s jet sizes?

No individual jet specifications are given for the 14H / 14L kit in its description. The #125 main, #40 pilot and D8 needle are expressly listed for the premium kit. Confirm the first kit’s contents if a specific component is essential to your repair.

How should I plan an order for both carburetors?

Each kit is described as rebuilding one carburetor, so two kits are needed to service both with that kit. Confirm each carburetor’s identity first. The separate #35 pilot is sold each, so its order quantity is a separate count.

Does the float-valve set replace a damaged float too?

The valve set is described as a needle and seat. It does not list the float or its pin. A separate float-with-pin product is available in the carburetor components guide; compare the actual pieces requiring replacement before expanding the order.

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