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1970 Honda SL350K0 · Drive-Chain Adjuster Buying guide
The adjuster entry identifies references 95014-17000 and 40543-286-000 and supplies its nut and bolt. Keep the number of adjusters required separate from the hardware pieces included with each one.
The product includes an adjuster, nut and bolt. Its ordering note says to order two when two adjusters are needed. Inspect the actual rear-wheel arrangement and decide how many complete units require replacement rather than assuming the package supplies a pair.
Work from the adjuster’s shape and its own replacement references. Other rear-end hardware can appear in broad search results without performing the same job. Record the fitted wheel and swingarm arrangement, particularly after a conversion, and use the service manual for alignment and chain adjustment.
The described package contains an adjuster with its nut and bolt. If your repair needs two complete adjusters, the product directs you to order two. Count the required positions on the fitted rear-wheel assembly first.
Do not choose it solely from the motorcycle model. Compare the aftermarket swingarm’s adjustment arrangement and the existing hardware with the item’s shape and references. A modified rear end needs its own fitment check.
First identify which joint or mounting is moving. The chain adjuster serves the rear-wheel adjustment job; it is not evidence that a shock or swingarm mounting fault will be corrected. Have the loose component identified before buying.
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