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1973 Honda CB350G · Floats, Drain Screws & Covers Buying guide
An overflow complaint, damaged drain screw and worn cover are separate jobs. Check the actual carburetor pattern and retained parts, particularly if the motorcycle has had a carburetor swap.
Float-bowl drain screwStock-type drain screw supplied with its O-ring. Sold each.View part
Carburetor float and pinReplacement float supplied with its pin, sold each for the stated CB350G application.View part
Chrome carburetor top coverAftermarket chrome top cover for the CB350G carburetor. Sold individually.View part
The float is supplied with its pin and sold each. Inspect its mating mechanism and fuel-control components during diagnosis. Use the service specification appropriate to the fitted carburetor for adjustment rather than inferring a float setting from the replacement part’s appearance.
The drain screw comes with an O-ring and is sold each. The chrome top cover is another individually sold part. Choose the screw for its actual drain location and the cover for its matching carburetor application; neither is a complete carburetor rebuild kit.
Yes. The float is supplied with a pin and sold each. Compare both the float and pin arrangement with the carburetor fitted to the motorcycle.
Yes. The stock-type drain screw includes an O-ring. Inspect the mating seat and threads so the order addresses more than a damaged screw head.
One. The chrome carburetor top cover is sold individually, so count the carburetor positions you intend to renew before entering the order quantity.
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