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1970 Honda CB350K2 · Drive Chain Adjusters Buying guide
Focus on the rear axle adjuster and its matching hardware. Compare the removed part with the replacement, and inspect the opposite side before assembling a parts order for the final-drive service.
The replacement supplies one adjuster with a nut and bolt. It is not described as a matched pair. Decide whether one or both existing assemblies need replacement, and order two if your inspected repair requires two complete adjusters.
Before fitting a replacement, examine the axle-area hardware and compare the new adjuster with the removed assembly. Chain condition, alignment and final adjustment remain separate checks. Use the correct Honda service procedure instead of relying on adjuster position alone.
The product supplies an adjuster with its nut and bolt. Order a quantity of two if two complete assemblies are required; do not read the included hardware as a pair of adjusters.
A different swingarm or axle arrangement requires its own compatibility check. Compare the adjuster shape, bolt arrangement and axle mounting with the installed components before relying on the original CB350K application.
Inspect the chain and sprockets separately. A damaged adjuster identifies a hardware problem but does not, by itself, establish the condition of the rest of the rear-drive system.
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