1977 Honda CB750K Carburetor Needle Jet Holder ~ Replaces 16165-405-004
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Sold individually
Replace your carburetor needle jet holder with this Carburetor Needle Jet Holder, replacing OEM #16165-405-004.
Note: sold each.
Key Features
• Carburetor needle jet holder
• Replaces OEM #16165-405-004
• Sold each
• Honda part name: Holder, Needle Jet
Fitment / Compatibility
• Honda CB750K (1977)
Part Number: 73-0832
Check the listed model and year, then read any fitment notes in the description.
| Make | Model | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Honda | CB750K | 1977 |
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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 needle-jet holder is included for one carburetor. The 1977 Honda CB750K uses four carburetors, so four holders are required to replace the complete rack.
No. Honda OEM 16165-405-004 is the needle-jet holder in the carburetor's metering assembly, not the tapered needle attached to the throttle slide.
Compare the holder, needle jet and jet needle with the originals and inspect their seating surfaces and threads. Keep all four carburetors fitted with matching calibrated parts, then verify float settings and synchronization.