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1972 Honda CB350K4 · Rear Brake Linkage Buying guide
Follow the rear rod to its connections and identify the damaged piece. A rod joint, threaded adjuster and pin-and-cotter set perform separate jobs and should be ordered accordingly.
Brake rod jointReplacement rod-to-arm joint for reference 95015-32001; the application includes the 1972 CB350K.View part
Brake rod adjusting nutReplacement for 95015-42000 for the rear brake rod adjustment.View part
Brake rod pin and cotterIncludes the joint pin and cotter pin, replacing 95015-52000 and 94201-16250.View part
The rod joint replaces reference 95015-32001, while the adjusting nut replaces 95015-42000. Inspect their mating surfaces and the rod itself. New small hardware cannot correct damage elsewhere in the linkage; arrange proper assessment of any bent or badly worn parts.
The joint-pin product includes a cotter pin and replaces references 95015-52000 and 94201-16250. That package is a useful distinction when renewing a connection. Follow the K4 service instructions for assembly, adjustment and final brake checks before riding.
They are separate products here. Choose the joint, adjusting nut and pin set according to the pieces that need replacing rather than assuming one linkage item contains the others.
The pin set includes a joint pin and a cotter pin. Its references are 95015-52000 for the joint pin and 94201-16250 for the cotter, so compare those positions on the existing linkage.
Inspect both mating threads first. Replacing only the nut may leave the underlying problem unresolved. Confirm the rod and connected parts are serviceable before setting the brake adjustment to the manual specification.
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