COMMON MOTOR COLLECTIVE
Carburetor Float Level Gauge
Carburetor Float Level Gauge

Carburetor Float Level Gauge

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Carburetor Float Level Adjustment Gauge for Honda CT90 / CB100, CL100, CB125, CL125 / CB175, CL175, SL175 / CB200, CL200 / CB350, CL350, SL350 / CB360, CL360, CJ360 / CB450, CL450, CB500T / CB350F, CB400F / CB500F, CB550F / CB750 motorcycles.

Why You Need This:

Whenever you rebuild a carburetor on your vintage Honda or any motorcycle, it's crucial to set the proper float level. Every carburetor model requires a specific float height to maintain the optimal fuel level in the bowl. An improper setting can lead to fuel starvation at high engine speeds or flooding with excessive fuel.

Our Solution:

The Common Motor carburetor float gauge enables swift and accurate float height checks on various motorcycle carburetors. It's adjustable for a wide range of styles. The gauge is marked in cm (1, 2, 3); remember to convert to mm by adding a "0". Constructed from stamped steel with laser etching, it's an essential addition to your toolbox.

Standard Honda Float Heights:

  • CB175 / CB200: 21 mm
  • CB350 Round Style: 24-25 mm
  • CB360: 16-17 mm
  • CB450 / CB500T: 20 mm
  • CB500 / CB550 K & F: 22 mm
  • CB550 K3 & K4: 14.5 mm

Installation Tip:

For a two-float carburetor, check the float height on both sides. Measure from the bowl edge to the center. Tilt the carburetor so the float contacts the float pin without compressing the pin spring. Assess the float height at the center of each float. For precise details, refer to your bike's factory service manual.

This Carburetor Float Gauge is used on these Honda Motorcycles
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CT90CT90K0CT90K0CT90K0CT90K1CT90K2CT90K3CT90K4CT90K4CT90K5CT90K6CT90K7CT90K8CT90K9
100
125
CB100K0CB100K1CB100K2CB100K2CB100K2CB100K2
CL100K0CL100K1CL100K2CL100K3
CB125 S0CB125 S1CB125 S2CB125 SACB125 SACB125 SA
CL125 S0CL125 S1CL125 S1
175CB175K0CB175K3CB175K4CB175K5CB175K6CB175K7
CL175K0CL175K3CL175K4CL175K5CL175K6CL175K7
SL175K0SL175K1SL175K1
200CB200K0CB200K0CB200TCB200T
CL200
350CB350K0CB350K1CB350K2CB350K3CB350K4CB350K5
CL350K0CL350K1CL350K2CL350K3CL350K4CL350K5
SL350K0SL350K0SL350K1SL350K2SL350K2
360CB360GCB360TCB360T
CL360K0CL360K1CJ360TCJ360T
450
500T
CB450K0CB450K0CB450K0CB450K1CB450K2CB450K3CB450K4CB450K5CB450K6CB450K7CB500TCB500T
CL450K0CL450K1CL450K2CL450K3CL450K4CL450K5CL450K5CL450K6
350F
400F
CB350FCB350FCB350FCB400FCB400FCB400F
500F
550
CB500K0CB500K1CB500K2CB550K0CB550K1CB550KCB550KCB550K
CB550FCB550FCB550F
750CB750K0CB750K0/K1CB750K1CB750K2CB750K3CB750K4CB750K5CB750K6CB750K7CB750K8
CB750F0CB750F1CB750F2CB750F3
CB750ACB750ACB750A
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I have rebuilt my carbs half a dozen times without one of these tools using several methods. With another bike in the stable I decided to order this tool. It was much easier and I feel more accurate to get the floats to the correct level. I can't believe I waited 5 years to get this.
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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer)  from LA. on 6/15/2020
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Make the job of leveling your floats correct and quick. If your carb floats have an issue, your bike will have an issue and incorrect floats can be one of them. So fix them with this inexpensive and accurate tool.
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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer)  from Coalgate. on 9/30/2023
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