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1970 Honda SL350K0 Shift Shaft Seal

This selection focuses on the shift-shaft seal rather than a complete engine gasket assortment. For a 1970 SL350K0 repair, establish where the oil starts and compare the removed seal, shaft condition and replacement dimensions before placing the order.

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Honda CB750 CB400 CB350 shift shaft seal 14 x 28 x 7 91206-286-013

Honda CB Shift Shaft Seal ~ 14 x 28 x 7 ~ Replaces 91206-286-013

$4.61 USD
73-0959
Replace your shift shaft seal with this Shift Shaft Seal, 14 x 28 x 7, replacing OEM #91206-286-013. High-quality, made in Japan.Key Features• Shift...
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1970 Honda SL350K0 · Shift Shaft Seal Buying guide

Identify the sealing point before choosing a seal

The available seal is specified at 14 × 28 × 7 and carries replacement reference 91206-286-013. Use those details to check the part you need without treating the broad category name as kit contents.

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Honda CB Shift Shaft Seal ~ 14 x 28 x 7 ~ Replaces 91206-286-013 Shift shaft seal14 × 28 × 7 seal; replacement reference 91206-286-013.View part

Use dimensions alongside the reference

The replacement carries reference 91206-286-013 and the three-number size 14 × 28 × 7. Keep the old seal or a readable photograph for comparison. A model selection helps narrow the search, but a changed engine or previously repaired housing deserves a physical check.

Keep the order specific to the leak

A seal purchase should follow identification of the leaking point. Inspect adjacent areas before disassembly so oil running down from elsewhere is not mistaken for a shift-shaft leak. Consult the applicable service manual for access, installation direction and any additional service items.

Ordering questions

Is this an engine gasket set?

The available item is a shift-shaft seal with its own dimensions and replacement reference. Build a separate list of gaskets and seals needed for your actual repair rather than expecting a full gasket assortment from this route.

What can I compare if the old part number is unreadable?

Record the old seal’s dimensions and its position on the engine. The replacement is specified at 14 × 28 × 7. If you cannot establish a reliable match, send the measurements and a clear photograph for fitment help.

Will a new seal deal with wear at the shaft?

A replacement seal does not establish that the shaft or housing is serviceable. Have the sealing surface and any looseness inspected before ordering around a seal-only solution, particularly if a previous replacement still leaked.

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