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Sprocket:
Bet this post gets a few views. I'm after nudes. The bikes, people, the bikes!! In putting bits back on my bike I've realised there are very few pics around that show where stuff is supposed to go. Particularly interested in things like the wiring loom, bracket orientation, hoses and tubes etc.

Could someone point me at a (SFW) location for pics of a CB400F without the tank, seat and side panels on please?

Nurse Julie:
Your best bet is to use the microfiches on the CMSNL website. Photos are difficult to find on Tinternet and even if you do find any, there is no guarantee the owner has fitted the parts in the correct location or orientation.
Here is a link to the CB400/4 F2 fiche, there is one also for the earlier model

https://www.cmsnl.com/honda-cb400f2-england_model14647/partslist/#.XBeIkdv7TIU

Edit.....if there are any specific parts / areas i can help you with in the way of photos, just shout. The bike is indoor here so i can photograph some bits but, there is still no guarantee i have put all the bits in the correct places either (as him indoor regularly reminds me !!!)  ::) ::) ::)

mattsz:
I might be able to help later this week, if pics of a dirty '77 USA spec would be of interest.  Mine is in storage next door, in tight quarters, but I was hoping to gain access to check a few things anyway.  If I can manage it, I'll take a round of snaps.  As Nurse Julie says, though, no promises about whether things are where they should be...

Sprocket:
Thanks both, yes please, I'll take you up on the offer!

My direct problem is that my wee little beastie has been in bits several times over her time on Earth and I think the last 'restoration' was done by someone with less mechanical sympathy than I appear to be displaying. Example, when I took the air filter box apart I carefully took pics so I knew which bolts came from where. When I put it back together, I worked out that the short bolts were in the long holes and vice versa.

So knowing where things 'should' be is kind of necessary at this stage. The Haynes book is sometimes good, the odd unexpected page where I can see the bit in the background is useful. But to have a proper colour zoomable pic would be fantastic.  :)

Nurse Julie:
Ok, when you are ready just let us know what you need and we will get snapping.

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