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Honda CB550 / CB500 / CB400 / CB350 Float Bowl Gasket

$7.00 USD
20-5022
Replace your float bowl gasket with this Float Bowl Gasket (O-ring), fitting the CB500K/CB550 family, CB350F Supersport, and CB350K.Key Features• Float bowl gasket (O-ring)Fitment...

1968-73 Honda CB350 / CL350 Slow / Pilot Jet #38 ~ Replaces 99124-286-0380

$7.00 USD
48-1588
Restore clean idle and low-speed fuel metering with this aftermarket Keihin-style slow / pilot jet, size #38. It replaces Honda OEM #99124-286-0380 for select...

Honda CB Secondary Main Jet #68 with O-Ring ~ Replaces 99202-601-0680

$5.95 USD
48-1586
Replace a worn, damaged, or incorrect secondary main jet on compatible Honda CB Keihin carburetors with this aftermarket Keihin-type press-fit main jet in size...
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Honda CB350 CL350K0 CL350K1 CL350K2 CL350K3 carburetor screw kit

Honda CB Carburetor Screw Kit

$17.57 USD
48-0795
Refresh your CB350 or CL350 / SL350 carb screws with this Carburetor Screw Kit. Enough for 2 carbs. Get a new set of screws...

Honda CB350K / CB350G / CL350K / SL350 Chrome Carburetor Top Cover

$24.95 USD
13-0011
Aftermarket chrome carburetor top cover for the Honda 350 models listed below. It replaces a worn, damaged or missing original carburetor top cover.Product Details...

Honda CB500T / CB450 / CB360 / CB350 Slow / Pilot Jet #35 ~ Replaces 99124-286-0351

$7.00 USD
48-1587
Restore clean idle and low-speed fuel metering with this aftermarket Keihin-style slow / pilot jet, size #35. It replaces Honda OEM #99124-286-0351 for the...

1968-73 Honda CB350 Press Fit Primary Main Jet #60 ~ Replaces 99201-601-0600

$6.36 USD
48-1585
Restore clean carburetor fuel metering on your Honda CB350 with this aftermarket press-fit primary main jet, size #60, supplied with the sealing O-ring. It...

1969 Honda CB350K1 · Carb Rebuild & Jetting Buying guide

Rebuild the fitted carburetors with a clear parts list

Begin with sealing and hardware needs, then consider metering parts separately. Carburetor identity and any intake or exhaust changes matter when deciding whether an existing jet size should be retained.

Understand the two-carburetor hardware kit

The kit supplies eight 4 × 10 screws, eight 4 × 8 screws and two 5 × 12 screws with lock washers, plus two drain screws with O-rings. That is eighteen mounting screws and two drain screws for the two-carburetor service scope.

Choose jets by configuration, not guesswork

The related links include size 35 and 38 slow jets and a size 60 press-fit primary main jet. Match each to the installed carburetor’s jet style and the intended setting. Their presence in this category does not establish one factory combination for every 1969 CB350K1.

Carb Rebuild & Jetting questions

What does the carburetor screw kit contain?

It includes eighteen mounting screws with lock washers and two drain screws with O-rings, enough for two carburetors. The mounting sizes are eight 4 × 10, eight 4 × 8 and two 5 × 12 screws.

Should I choose the size 35 or size 38 slow jet?

Confirm the fitted carburetor uses the specified 99124-286-style slow jet, then establish the required size for that setup. Neither size should be selected solely because the motorcycle is a 1969 CB350K1.

Can I replace a damaged top cover individually?

Yes. The chrome top cover is sold individually and replaces reference 16014-286-000 for the listed CB350K application. Compare its shape and mounting pattern with the fitted carburetor before ordering the number required.

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