I just signed up here and went to post a want ad, but discovered I needed to contribute to the forum first. I'm not sure what I could possibly offer that you guys don't already know, but I'll show you something I just discovered.
So in the process of restoring my newly acquired '78 CB400 to nice running condition, I wanted to replace most of the screws in the carbs and related assembly, since they've been mutilated by previous owners. I noticed that most of the screws have captive lock washers, but when searching parts diagrams I noticed the screws and lock washers had different part numbers. For example:
5x12 Pan Screw
93500-05012-0H
5mm Spring Washer
94111-05800
4 of each of those would be needed for the upper brace on the filter side of the carbs.
OK, so then I happened to discover that if I looked at a diagram for a '78 Hondamatic, there is only 1 part number for the screw and it's called a "Screw Washer". For example:
5x12 Screw Washer
93892-05012-08
I much prefer the captive type, and was happy to discover this.
Did you guys already know that?
So in the process of restoring my newly acquired '78 CB400 to nice running condition, I wanted to replace most of the screws in the carbs and related assembly, since they've been mutilated by previous owners. I noticed that most of the screws have captive lock washers, but when searching parts diagrams I noticed the screws and lock washers had different part numbers. For example:
5x12 Pan Screw
93500-05012-0H
5mm Spring Washer
94111-05800
4 of each of those would be needed for the upper brace on the filter side of the carbs.
OK, so then I happened to discover that if I looked at a diagram for a '78 Hondamatic, there is only 1 part number for the screw and it's called a "Screw Washer". For example:
5x12 Screw Washer
93892-05012-08
I much prefer the captive type, and was happy to discover this.
Did you guys already know that?
