SOHC.co.uk Forums > CB750

CB750F1 'o' rings.

<< < (2/3) > >>

Spitfire:

--- Quote from: Skoti on February 21, 2016, 09:00:22 PM ---Yes, the top gasket set includes a cylinder base gasket.

Just Google 06110-393-S00 and you'll find a CMSNL result where there is a photo of the Honda CB750F1 gasket set contents.

If somebody could advise me where to fit the two oil feed 'o' rings supplied with this gasket set - on the base gasket or head gasket?

--- End quote ---

Both, cylinder base and cylinder head (2 each of 11x2.5), the lower O rings are shown on the crankcase diagram.




Cheers

Dennis

Skoti:
Thanks for your reply and the info from the old Honda parts list which seems clear enough.

Still can't understand why a new unopened genuine Honda top gasket kit only includes two oil feed 'o' rings though.


I notice CB750 cylinder head gasket improvements have led to several part number supersessions as the years have gone by.

Perhaps  Honda have deemed it unnecessary to fit four oil feed 'o' rings, would that explain why only two are supplied with the kit?

Maybe someone out there who works for Honda will be able to advise further on this matter?

Trigger:
Anyone working for Honda these days would not have a clue what we talk about on this forum. Most Honda mechanics/engineers are just fitters these days, and would not know what a carburettor, points, strobe light or a floating caliper is  ;D
Take a old Honda to a main dealer and watch them scratch there heads ;)

Spitfire:

--- Quote from: Skoti on February 22, 2016, 09:20:25 AM ---Thanks for your reply and the info from the old Honda parts list which seems clear enough.

Still can't understand why a new unopened genuine Honda top gasket kit only includes two oil feed 'o' rings though.


I notice CB750 cylinder head gasket improvements have led to several part number supersessions as the years have gone by.

Perhaps  Honda have deemed it unnecessary to fit four oil feed 'o' rings, would that explain why only two are supplied with the kit?

Maybe someone out there who works for Honda will be able to advise further on this matter?

--- End quote ---

I've found that most gasket sets do not have all the necessary "O" rings you have to buy them separately, I've got a DS bag with "O" rings in behind me a a shelf now for my CB750F2 whose supposedly complete gasket set did not have them in.

Cheers

Dennis

Skoti:
Was your CB750F2 gasket set from Dave Silvers a genuine Honda gasket set and did it not include all the 'o' rings?

If so that probably helps answer my question.

Navigation

[0] Message Index

[#] Next page

[*] Previous page