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1971 Honda SL350K1 · Tappet Caps Buying guide
The available cap is an aftermarket finned, chrome-plated part. Each order unit supplies one cap and its gasket, making finish, condition and the number of caps you intend to replace separate ordering decisions.
The finned chrome finish is an aftermarket styling choice. Compare it with the caps and surrounding engine finish already on the motorcycle before ordering. Replacing a single damaged cap and changing the appearance of several caps are different purchasing plans.
Look at the cap and its mating area as well as the old gasket when tracing a leak. The new cap includes a gasket, but the correct service procedure and fastening specification still matter. Use the appropriate manual and avoid guessing a torque value.
It is described as an aftermarket finned, chrome-plated replacement. Choose it for that appearance, and compare its profile with the existing caps if maintaining a consistent finish matters to you.
A gasket is included with each cap. Count the caps being replaced individually, and keep any other top-end gaskets required by the repair on a separate parts list.
First locate the leak and inspect the cap, gasket and mating area. A new cap should be ordered because its condition or appearance needs attention, rather than from oil residue alone.
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