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1973 Honda CB350G · Oil Seals & Engine Hardware Buying guide
The seal is specified by shaft position and dimensions. The retainer belongs to the clutch release mechanism. Keep the old parts available for comparison as you establish which assembly actually needs attention.
The Japanese-made shift-shaft seal measures 14 × 28 × 7 mm. Check the shaft and surrounding housing during diagnosis; replacing a seal alone is not a substitute for identifying damage or another leak higher up the engine.
The clutch ball retainer is a release-mechanism component, not a friction plate. If the problem is heavy or inconsistent lever action, inspect the cable and release assembly before deciding that the internal clutch stack needs replacement.
It is offered for the shift shaft. A similar diameter does not establish another application; match the exact location and seal specification before substituting it.
The retainer serves the release mechanism. Clutch slip needs diagnosis of adjustment and the clutch itself; choose the retainer for a confirmed release-assembly repair.
Identify the fitted engine and the repair location before using the frame’s model year. Compare the shift-shaft seal’s 14 × 28 × 7 mm dimensions or the clutch-release retainer with the removed component.
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