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1973 Honda CB350G · Tank Caps, Taps & Mounts Buying guide
A tank can look appropriate for the motorcycle yet use different fittings. Compare its cap hinge, latch, petcock threads and rubber mounting points before choosing which parts to renew.
Chrome fuel-tank capOEM-type hinged cap supplied with gasket, hinge pin and E-clip.View part
M16 × 1.5 fuel petcockReplacement fuel tap with M16 × 1.5 tank threads; check the actual tank connection.View part
Rear tank-holder rubberReplacement rear fuel-tank cushion, listed separately from the front mounting rubbers.View part
Related parts: Separate fuel-cap seal · Chrome cap-latch assembly · Aftermarket front tank cushion
The chrome cap includes its gasket, hinge pin and E-clip. The linked chrome latch assembly is a separate choice containing its latch, return spring, mounting pin and C-clip. Inspect the tank-side fittings before deciding whether the cap, latch or seal needs replacement.
The featured rear holder rubber supports the rear mounting arrangement. Front tank cushions are different parts, including a linked aftermarket option sold individually. Check the actual mount shapes and count the positions being renewed, particularly on a changed or custom tank.
Yes. The cap includes a gasket, hinge pin and E-clip. The latch assembly is separately offered, so inspect the existing latch before deciding whether to add it.
Only after the tank connection is checked against M16 × 1.5 threads and the outlet route has suitable clearance. Do not assume a swapped tank uses the original fitting.
No. They serve different mounting positions. Compare the rear holder and front cushions separately and order the parts that match the actual tank supports.
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