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1974 Honda CL450K6 · Rear Brake Linkage & Springs Buying guide
The joint, nut and pin have distinct references and contents. A linked two-spring package belongs to shoe service, while the custom adjuster knob offers a different operating form for the adjustment point.
Brake rod-to-arm jointBrake rod / arm joint; replacement reference 95015-32001.View part
Brake rod adjusting nutReplacement brake rod adjusting nut, identified by reference 95015-42000.View part
Brake joint pin and cotter pinJoint pin supplied with a cotter pin; references 95015-52000 and 94201-16250.View part
Related parts: Rear brake shoe-spring pair · Custom knurled brake adjuster knob
The rod-to-arm joint uses reference 95015-32001 and the adjusting nut uses 95015-42000. The retaining package combines joint pin 95015-52000 with cotter pin 94201-16250. Compare the individual worn components so a similarly described small part does not replace the wrong item on the order.
The linked shoe-spring set contains two springs with reference 43151-346-000. The linked Joker Machine knob instead replaces the adjusting-nut reference and provides knurled and hex operating surfaces. These choices address different tasks; inspect the brake and use its service information to establish the required work.
Yes. The featured joint-pin product explicitly includes a cotter pin, with a separate reference for each piece. Compare that package with the actual retaining arrangement before buying the same cotter pin again.
The product describes knurled and hex operating features and the adjusting-nut replacement reference. It supplies no revised brake setting, so obtain the correct adjustment specification for the actual brake assembly rather than inferring one from the knob.
The package contains two rear brake shoe springs, reference 43151-346-000, with an explicit 1974 CL450 application. Compare the fitted brake before ordering after a wheel or brake conversion; the rod spring is a separate component.
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