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1972 Honda CB350K4 · Drive-Chain Adjusters Buying guide
The useful purchase in this route is the rear drive-chain adjuster assembly. It belongs to rear-wheel positioning; the internal cam-chain tensioner is serviced with a different group of parts.
This replacement includes the adjuster, nut and bolt. If both rear-wheel positions need renewal, order two. Check the fitted swingarm and wheel hardware first, especially on a motorcycle assembled from parts of different years or modified during an earlier restoration.
New adjusters do not establish that the chain and sprockets are serviceable. Inspect the rear-drive components and use the Honda procedure for adjustment and alignment. Order adjustment hardware for its actual condition rather than expecting it to correct every rear-chain problem.
The product describes one adjuster with nut and bolt and instructs buyers to order two if needed. Count the assemblies you intend to replace before placing the order.
No. This assembly positions the rear wheel for the rear drive chain. The engine’s internal cam-chain tensioning components are listed separately under camshaft-drive parts.
No. The rear shock/swingarm bushing is described as suspension mounting hardware. Choose the actual chain adjuster for rear-wheel adjustment; category membership alone does not make the bushing part of that assembly.
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