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1973 Honda CB350G Clutch Plates & Hardware

The CB350G wet multiplate clutch uses distinct friction, A-type steel and B-type steel plates. Eight friction plates, seven B plates and one A plate are specified for the arrangement. Inspect the existing clutch and keep required quantities separate from package contents.

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1973 Honda CB350G · Clutch Plates & Hardware Buying guide

Count the two steel-plate types separately

A friction-plate order and a full clutch-stack order are different purchases. Record the worn pieces, retain the A/B distinction and use the twin’s service information for preparation and assembly.

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Honda CB Clutch Friction Plate #1 ~ Replaces 22201-286-010 Clutch friction plateIndividual friction plate; eight are specified for the CB350G clutch.View part Honda CB Steel Clutch Plate "B" ~ Replaces 22321-KA4-700 Steel clutch plate BIndividual B-type steel plate; seven are specified for the CB350G.View part Honda CB Steel Clutch Plate "A" ~ Replaces 22311-286-000 Steel clutch plate AThe separate A-type steel plate; one is specified for the CB350G.View part

Avoid mistaking individual plates for kits

The friction and B-type steel plates are ordered as individual pieces. The specified stack uses eight friction plates, seven B steels and one A steel. Keep the A/B distinction when selecting replacements and confirm the A-plate package contents before completing a full-stack order.

Assess the rest of the clutch

Check the existing stack and related release system before placing the order. The Honda twin uses its own clutch-retaining arrangement, so confirm any additional hardware by assembly position. Use the service manual for plate inspection, preparation and assembly rather than buying generic clutch hardware by name.

Buying questions

How many friction plates does the CB350G use?

Eight friction plates are specified for this twin. They are ordered as individual pieces, so enter the quantity needed rather than expecting one purchase to contain a full set.

Are all eight steel plates the same?

No. The specified arrangement is seven B-type plates and one A-type plate. Preserve that distinction when replacing the full steel stack or selected damaged plates.

Can I keep serviceable steel plates with new friction plates?

Have their condition and flatness checked against the service manual. Replace the steel plates that fail inspection, preserving the required A/B arrangement rather than assuming every friction-plate service needs an identical order.

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