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1968 Honda CB350K0 · Fuel System Buying guide
Choose tank hardware by its connection and cap design, and carburetor service pieces by the fitted bodies. Previous tank or carburetor swaps can matter more than the model tag on a broad replacement listing.
M16 fuel petcockM16 × 1.5 mm tank connection; replacement reference 16950-292-000.View part
Chrome tank filler capReplacement for 17620-402-000 or 17620-402-010, supplied with its gasket installed.View part
Two-carb screw kitFor two carburetors: two drain screws with O-rings plus 4 × 10, 4 × 8 and 5 × 12 mm screws.View part
The chrome filler cap comes with its gasket installed. The petcock uses an M16 × 1.5 mm connection, which should be checked directly if the tank has changed. Compare cap engagement, tap clearance and hose routing before selecting replacements.
The screw kit is sized for two carburetors and includes both drain screws with O-rings. Jet selection is a separate decision: identify the carburetor and its existing setup before buying a size, particularly with changed air filters, exhaust or previous tuning work.
Only if its connection and layout match. Verify the M16 × 1.5 mm tank fitting, then compare outlet routing and clearance. A tank swap can change fitment even on an otherwise original K0.
Yes. It contains two drain screws with O-rings, eight 4 × 10 mm screws, eight 4 × 8 mm screws and two 5 × 12 mm screws with lock washers.
Choose by the actual carburetor and required specification. A broad model application does not identify the factory size for every carburetor version, nor the correct tuning for a modified intake or exhaust.
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