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1970 Honda CB175K4 · Rear Brake Rod Parts Buying guide
The joint supports the rod at the brake arm, while the adjuster is a separate purchase. Compare both parts with the assembly removed and decide whether standard-style or custom external hardware suits the repair.
Brake Rod Adjusting NutReplacement adjuster for the brake rod, referencing 95015-42000. Inspect the mating rod thread and joint alongside the worn nut.Voir la pièce
Brake Rod JointRod-to-arm joint referencing 95015-32001. Compare the removed joint and its seating in the brake arm.Voir la pièce
Joker Machine Brake AdjusterCustom CNC-machined adjuster with a knurled outer grip and hex feature. Made in the USA and referenced against 95015-42000.Voir la pièce
The standard-style nut and Joker Machine knob both reference 95015-42000. The custom version adds a knurled outer grip and a hex feature. Choose between their designs after checking the rod and available space, rather than treating the knob as an additional linkage component.
The rod joint has its own reference, 95015-32001, and should be checked independently. Look at the removed linkage and identify what is worn before assembling an order. Use the applicable Honda service information for brake inspection and final adjustment instead of relying on appearance alone.
The two products are alternative adjuster choices carrying the same catalog reference. Compare your linkage and select the design you need; do not order them as a two-piece adjuster assembly.
It is a CNC-machined custom adjuster made in the USA, with a knurled outer grip and a hex feature. Those design differences do not establish extra braking performance.
Yes. The rod joint and the two adjuster choices have separate product entries. Inspect the joint and mating rod before deciding whether the repair needs one component or several.
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