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1971 Honda CB350K3 · Drive Chain Adjusters Buying guide
A replacement adjuster assembly addresses the hardware used to position the rear axle. Compare the existing pieces on each side and keep the number of assemblies separate from the number of parts within each assembly.
Each replacement includes the adjuster together with its nut and bolt. It is not a two-adjuster set. Check both sides before ordering so the basket reflects the actual repair, whether that is one damaged assembly or both sides.
Use the CB350K application and references 95014-17000 and 40543-286-000 to compare the assembly with your motorcycle. A swapped swingarm or rear wheel can change the hardware needed. Have any damaged mounting points assessed before treating a new adjuster as the entire repair.
One item supplies an adjuster with its nut and bolt. Order two assemblies if replacing both sides, or one for a single confirmed damaged assembly after checking the condition of the other.
Compare the adjustment arrangement and hardware on that swingarm before buying. The motorcycle’s 1971 registration does not establish the fit of components fitted during a later rear-end conversion.
This replacement supplies the adjuster, nut and bolt together. Inspect all three parts on the bike and the surrounding mounting area; damaged or missing adjuster hardware may make the complete assembly the useful purchase.
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