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Watching as I'm going to need some for my next project

I preferred Simple Green Pro as the smell is far less strong. I used a 50/50 mix and it worked great for the carbs on my '78 750K. 140 degrees in my ultrasonic cleaner for 10 to 15 minutes

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I took measurements from the seat pan to the center of each pin hole. Determining the center of each pin hole is somewhat subjective but the measurements are really close Front is .875 Rear is 1.155

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Not much red in it. Thanks for the info!

I've got a '78 750K that I'm trying to figure out what color it is. From what I can find the only two colors available in '78 for the K models is: 1978 US K-models Excel Black: color code NH-57 Candy Alpha Red: color code R-9C-S The color on mine is more brown than red. I've looked up pics...

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That's awesome! The forum members are very helpful. Ask for help if you need it along the way to getting it back on the road

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Engine number ID's are found on this forum here: https://www.cb750.com/threads/honda-cb750-model-identification-numbers-years-vin-serial.8698/ Yours appears to be an '82

Recent thread about the carb overflow tubes cracking. https://www.cb750.com/threads/carb-overflow-tubes.10061/

Welcome, it's a great forum, lots of good information and people to help out.

There are some "hidden" bolts, make sure that all the bolts are out first. If all the bolts and nuts are out, the head gasket generally is somewhat stuck to the head and cylinder section. You'll need to persuade the head to unstick it, you can gently tap it with a soft hammer, sometimes a wedge...

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I used Simple Green Pro 50/50 with water. Worked great! My research online indicates quite a few home brew solutions will work.

I was unaware those would ever split. Thanks for the video, very helpful

I bought a 15L unit so I can clean larger items.

Welcome Donald, glad you joined the forum. Lots of good info and helpful members here

I did a bit of online research and I noticed there are a number of highly recommended brands. I ended up purchasing a Creworks brand from Amazon for a set of carbs off of a '78K model I bought. The cleaner worked really well. I assume that brand is available for England

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