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Honda CB Rear Fuel Tank Holder Rubber ~ Replaces 17613-292-000

$14.95 USD
02-6535
Secure your fuel tank at the rear with this Rear Fuel Tank Holder Rubber, a direct replacement for OEM #17613-292-000. One used per bike,...

Honda CB Front Fuel Tank Holder Rubber ~ Replaces 17611-283-010

$7.87 USD
02-6534
Secure the front of your fuel tank with this Front Fuel Tank Holder Rubber, a direct replacement for OEM #17611-283-010. Fits a broad range...

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...

Honda CB Gas Cap Rubber Seal ~ Replaces 17631-329-003

$7.95 USD
20-0097
Replace the broad-fitment gas cap rubber seal on many classic Hondas with this Gas Cap Rubber Seal, replacing OEM #17631-329-003. Exceptionally wide fitment covering...

Honda CB Fuel Petcock ~ Replaces 16950-292-000

$34.95 USD
29-0542
Replace your CB450, CL450, CB350, or CB360 fuel petcock with this Fuel Petcock, replacing OEM #16950-292-000 with M16 x 1.5 threads. Please verify the...

Honda CB Front Cable Clip ~ Replaces 45465-270-000

$7.00 USD
73-1116
Keep your wiring clean and secure with this Front Cable Clip, designed to hold the stop switch wires neatly against the front cable. Replaces...
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Honda CB450 CL450 CB350 CB72 gas tank filler cap 17620-402-000

Honda Gas Tank Filler Cap ~ Replaces 17620-402-000

$7.95 USD
07-4647
Restore an early-era Honda with this Chrome Gas Tank Filler Cap (with gasket installed), replacing OEM #17620-402-000 / #17620-402-010. Fits the oldest models in...

Honda CB Carb Float ~ Replaces 16013-283-004

$17.95 USD
20-6512
Replace your CB500T or CB450/CL450 carb float with this Carb Float with Pin, replacing OEM #16013-283-004.Sold each, order the quantity your bike requires.Key Features•...

Honda CB Carb Holder ~ Replaces 16211-283-000

$23.95 USD
48-1475
Replace a single CB450 or CL450 carb holder with gasket using this Carb Holder with Gasket, replacing OEM #16211-283-000.Note: this is for one holder....

1967 Honda CL450K0 · Fuel System Buying guide

Follow the repair from the tank connection to the carburetors

The featured choices cover an M16 × 1.5 petcock, a complete chrome filler cap and a separate cap seal. Establish the tank connection and cap arrangement before deciding which part of the repair needs replacement.

Let the tank determine the connection

A replaced tank can change the ordering decision even when the motorcycle’s identity is clear. Measure the fitted connection against the petcock’s specified thread and compare space around the tap. Resolve any mismatch before ordering instead of relying on the model tag alone.

Treat carburetor work as a separate inspection

Tank hardware does not identify the carburetors installed downstream. If the repair also involves carburetor fuel control, record their identifying details and the parts being retained. Confirm the matching float, needle-and-seat or holder requirement before combining those items with the tank order.

Buying questions

Will this petcock suit an aftermarket tank?

Only after its connection and clearance are checked. The offered tap uses an M16 × 1.5 thread; a substituted tank needs to be assessed on its own fitting rather than the motorcycle’s model year.

Should I add a separate seal when buying the chrome filler cap?

The complete chrome cap comes with a gasket installed. The separate rubber seal is useful for a repair involving a retained compatible cap, so decide which repair you are doing before ordering both.

Why identify the carburetors when the motorcycle year is known?

Older motorcycles may have replacement carburetors or mixed assemblies. Their actual identity is needed when selecting internal parts, even if the tank hardware is still consistent with the motorcycle’s original arrangement.

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