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1968 Honda CB350K0 · Swingarm Service Parts Buying guide
The genuine Honda cap covers the swingarm pivot area, while replacement fittings serve its lubrication points. Inspect the pivot itself as part of the job rather than expecting either small part to remove mechanical play.
Honda’s early rear-fork drawing shows a dust cap at each pivot end. The current genuine Honda cap uses reference 52144-356-005 and is supplied individually, so a complete original pair requires two. Compare the fitted swingarm before applying that quantity to a modified machine.
The fittings come as a pack of two under reference 96201-30001. Inspect their seating points and follow the appropriate service procedure for lubrication. If the swingarm has play, its pivot components need investigation; replacing a cap or fitting alone does not establish that the assembly is serviceable.
One purchased item supplies one cap. Honda’s original rear-fork drawing shows two cap positions, so order two for both ends of the original pivot. Check any replacement swingarm separately.
The grease fittings come in a pack of two. Honda’s original rear-fork drawing also shows two grease nipples. Compare the installed fitting arrangement before applying that quantity to a changed pivot or swingarm.
Caps and grease fittings serve protection and lubrication. Excess movement calls for inspection of the pivot components and mounting hardware under the service manual; these small external parts should not be treated as a complete pivot rebuild.
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