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1974 Honda CB360K0 · Fuel System Buying guide
A tank fitting, intake holder and carburetor repair kit address different points in the system. Match the installed components first, especially on a motorcycle with replacement carburetors or a changed fuel tank.
Single-carb rebuild kitEach kit rebuilds one CB360 carburetor. Two kits are needed to rebuild the original pair.View part
Carb holder pair with gasketsTwo holders and two gaskets for the CB360. Separate 46–49 mm band clamps are specified if needed.View part
M16 × 1.5 fuel petcockReplacement fuel tap with M16 × 1.5 threads and Honda reference 16950-292-000.View part
One rebuild kit serves one carburetor; rebuilding the original pair needs two. The holder set already contains two holders and two gaskets. Inspect the rubber and carburetor components before ordering so a worn intake joint is not overlooked during internal carburetor work.
The featured petcock has M16 × 1.5 threads. Verify that connection on a changed tank and compare outlet clearance before ordering. Fuel-cap parts and mounting rubbers should likewise be selected for the fitted tank rather than assumed from the frame’s model year.
Each kit rebuilds one carburetor. The original CB360 has two, so order two kits for a complete pair; identify any replacement carburetors before using original-model applications.
Yes. The set contains two intake holders and two gaskets. If new band clamps are also needed, the holder description specifies two separate 46–49 mm clamps.
Check the actual tank connection for M16 × 1.5 threads, then compare the outlet arrangement and clearance. Original-model fitment alone does not establish the fitting on an aftermarket tank.
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