Honda CB200 / CB175 / CB92 Carb Float ~ Replaces 16013-116-700
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Sold individually
Replace your carb float with this Carb Float with Pin, replacing OEM #16013-116-700.
Note: sold each, order the quantity you require.
Key Features
• Carb float with pin
• Replaces OEM #16013-116-700
• Sold each
• Honda part name: Float Set
• Interchangeable with Honda 16013-116-704
Fitment / Compatibility
• Honda CB92 (1959)
• CB175K (1969‑73)
• CB200 (1974)
• CB200T (1975‑76)
Part Number: 73-0870
Check the listed model and year, then read any fitment notes in the description.
| Make | Model | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Honda | CB92 | 1959 |
| Honda | CB175K3 | 1969 |
| Honda | CB175K4 | 1970 |
| Honda | CB175K1 | 1971 |
| Honda | CB175K6 | 1972 |
| Honda | CB175K7 | 1973 |
| Honda | CB200 | 1974 |
| Honda | CB200T | 1975 |
| Honda | CB200TK0 | 1976 |
No listed models match your search.
To the USA & Canada. In-stock orders usually ship from our own warehouse the same or next business day.
| Destination | Delivery time |
|---|---|
| USA | 4–7 business days |
| Canada | 2–6 business days |
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One float and one pivot pin are included. The CB92 uses one carburetor and needs one float; the listed CB175K, CB200 and CB200T twins use two carburetors and need two floats for a complete pair.
Compare the original float shape and pin arrangement, inspect for fuel inside the float and check the pivot post and float-valve tip. A leaking float valve or damaged seat can cause flooding even with a new float.
No. Set the float height to the Honda specification for the exact carburetor while the tang just contacts, but does not compress, the needle's spring-loaded tip. Recheck fuel level and leakage after assembly.