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1975 Honda CB400F · Engine Buying guide
Use the nine-piece kit when the seals are hard. Use an overhaul set only if you accept that the contents are not printed. The cam chain is 219H by 82 links.
Nine-piece oil-seal kitLists two crankshaft seals, a tachometer seal, a right crankcase cover clutch seal marked CB400F, a countershaft seal, a right crankcase cover seal, a gear-shift seal, a main-shaft seal, and a clutch-lever seal. For the CB350F and CB400F.View part
1975-77 overhaul gasket setNames only the 1975-77 CB400F Supersport. The description does not list which gaskets are in the box. An Athena set has the same year line and the same gap.View part
Related parts: Intake valve · One piston kit · Exhaust valve
The Athena set and the other overhaul set both name the 1975-77 CB400F and both stop there. If you need one known gasket, the head gasket replaces 12909-428-003 and also names CB350F, CB500T, and CB450 models. Match that number on the old gasket instead of assuming an overhaul set contains it.
The standard piston kit includes one piston, rings, and a pin, and the text says four kits are needed for a 4-cylinder engine. Fitment is the 1975-77 CB400F. Intake and exhaust valves are sold as separate parts and do not print how many this bike uses.
Nine seals, each one named. One of them is the right crankcase cover clutch seal marked for the CB400F. It is not a head gasket.
No. Both the Athena set and the other overhaul set name the 1975-77 CB400F and do not print the contents. Match a single gasket by its Honda number when you only need one.
219H x 82, replacing 14401-333-003, for the 1975-77 CB400F and the CB350F. The slipper, damper, and sprocket bolts are separate.
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