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Honda CB Shift Shaft Seal ~ 14 x 28 x 7 ~ Replaces 91206-286-013

$4.61 USD
73-0959
Replace your shift shaft seal with this Shift Shaft Seal, 14 x 28 x 7, replacing OEM #91206-286-013. High-quality, made in Japan.Key Features• Shift...
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Honda CB360 CB350 CL350K0 CL350K2 clutch ball retainer 22860-286-000

Honda CB Clutch Ball Retainer ~ Replaces 22860-286-000

$16.95 USD
99-4850
Restore crisp clutch engagement and reliable function with this Clutch Ball Retainer — designed to replace OEM #22860‑286‑000 on a variety of classic Honda...

1968 Honda CB350K0 · Seals & Engine Hardware Buying guide

Identify the leaking seal or worn mechanism

A correctly sized shaft seal addresses a specific opening in the crankcase. The clutch ball retainer belongs to the operating mechanism, so check its condition separately while planning the work.

Measure before replacing a seal

The shaft seal is specified at 14 mm inside diameter, 28 mm outside diameter and 7 mm thickness. Compare these with the removed part and the undamaged housing. Engine history matters if cases or shafts have been replaced.

Inspect the clutch operating pieces

The ball retainer is a separate clutch component, rather than a general cover-fastener kit. Inspect the surrounding operating parts when assessing wear, and use the CB350 workshop manual for assembly and adjustment instead of treating a new retainer as a complete clutch rebuild.

Common buying questions

Will this seal fit every oil leak on the engine?

No. It is the shift shaft seal, specified as 14 × 28 × 7 mm. Identify the leak location first; a cover joint or another shaft requires its own sealing part.

What should I check before choosing a clutch ball retainer?

Compare the retainer and its mating operating surfaces with the fitted mechanism, using reference 22860-286-000. Inspect the complete clutch control before attributing a stiff or uneven action to this component alone.

What should I compare on a replacement engine?

Check the actual shaft, seal recess and clutch mechanism against the dimensions and references shown here. The motorcycle’s registration year alone cannot identify components fitted during an earlier engine swap.

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