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Honda CB Cam Sprocket/ Flange Knock Bolt (Set/2) ~ Replaces 90082-HA0-000

$3.50 USD
29-7019
Replace your cam sprocket flange knock bolts with this Flange Knock Bolt Set of 2. These bolts fasten to the cam sprocket. Replaces OEM...
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Honda CB550 CB500 CB400 CB350 engine primary drive rubber set 8 23114-323-000

Honda CB550 / CB500 / CB400 / CB350 Engine Primary Drive Rubber Set/8 ~ Replaces 23114-323-000

$32.95 USD
28-6922
Restore smooth power transfer inside the engine with this Engine Primary Drive Rubber Set (Set of 8), designed to replace worn or deteriorated original...

Honda CB Genuine Honda Cam Chain Tensioner Damper ~ OEM 14501-323-000

$16.95 USD
99-5288
Upgrade or restore your classic Honda motorcycle with this Genuine Honda Cam Chain Tensioner Damper — precision‑engineered and made in Japan. This authentic OEM...

1972-77 Honda CB400F / CB350F Cam Chain ~ 219H x 82 ~ Replaces 14401-333-003

$54.95 USD
52-5012
Replace your CB350F or CB400F Supersport cam chain with this 219H x 82 Cam Chain, replacing OEM #14401-333-003. The latest high-strength cam chain from...
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Honda CB550 CB500 CB400 CB350 primary drive rubber damper 23114-323-000

Honda CB550 / CB500 / CB400 / CB350 Primary Drive Rubber Damper ~ Genuine Honda 23114-323-000

$12.50 USD
99-5134
This genuine Honda primary drive rubber damper cushions the primary drive assembly inside select classic Honda CB four-cylinder engines. It helps absorb vibration, drivetrain...

1972-77 Honda CB350F / CB400F Cam Chain Tensioner Slipper ~ Replaces 14545-333-000

$33.95 USD
07-9965
Refresh the top-end cam chain system on your CB350F or CB400F Supersport with this Cam Chain Tensioner Slipper, replacing OEM #14545-333-000. A critical wear...

1974 Honda CB350F1 · Cam Chain & Tensioner Buying guide

Inspect the complete timing-drive assembly

The 219H × 82 chain, slipper and dampers do different jobs. Honda’s F1 catalog also records a push-bar production change, so an adjacent component should not be assumed identical throughout the year.

Chain and slipper are separate purchases

The chain replaces 14401-333-003; the slipper replaces 14545-333-000. Replacing one does not establish that the other is serviceable. Use inspection and the Honda manual to determine the repair scope, without treating these separate products as a complete tensioner assembly.

Check the damper quantity and push-bar version

Honda lists two 14501-323-000 dampers in the cam-chain assembly. Confirm the supplied quantity when replacing both positions. The tensioner push bar changes from engine 2002066; that boundary concerns the push bar and should not be applied indiscriminately to every featured component.

Ordering questions

Does a cam-chain order include the tensioner slipper?

No. The chain and slipper are separate featured products. Inspect the other timing-drive pieces and identify additional requirements before assembling a rebuild order.

How many tensioner dampers does Honda specify?

The F1 parts catalog specifies two dampers at reference 14501-323-000. Confirm package quantity for the replacement before ordering enough for both positions.

Does the engine-number change mean I need a different chain?

The recorded 2002066 change is for the push bar. The featured chain has its own verified reference, 14401-333-003; do not transfer another component’s production break to it.

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