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1972 Honda CB350F0 · Carb Holders & Air-Box Boots Buying guide
The holders seal at the engine and include O-rings; the rear boots connect to the air box. Four pieces in each package does not make these two assemblies interchangeable.
The holder set contains four pieces, replacing two of reference 16212-333-030 and two of 16213-333-030. Sealing O-rings are included. Preserve the original position information during inspection and compare the replacements before assembly rather than treating all four holders as identical loose rubbers.
The boot set contains four carburetor-to-air-box rubbers. Its product notes identify separate 40–60 mm gear clamps when replacement bands are needed. Check the existing bands and whether the original air box is still fitted; an intake converted to pods may no longer use this connection.
Yes. It contains four holders and sealing O-rings, with two holders for each of the two listed references. Keep track of the fitted positions and compare them with the originals before assembly.
The four-boot set is supplied separately from replacement bands. The product notes call for 40–60 mm gear clamps if bands are needed. Inspect the existing clamps and confirm the actual connection before ordering more hardware.
Inspect the fitted arrangement. Engine-side holders still serve their own connection, while carb-to-air-box boots are for a retained air box. Do not order the rear boot set solely because its four-piece count matches the carburetor bank.
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