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Honda Motorcycle ATV Carb Float and Pin 16013-116-700

Honda Motorcycle ATV Carb Float & Pin - Replaces Honda OEM 16013-116-700

$18.87
73-0870
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Honda Motorcycle ATV Carb Float & Pin - Replaces Honda OEM 16013-116-700. This carburetor float controls fuel level in the float bowl by raising...

About the Honda CT70H

Four speeds and a hand clutch make the H a distinct Trail 70 application.

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Honda’s CT70H service specifications identify a four-speed transmission with a wet, hand-operated clutch. That separates the H from the early three-speed CT70 with its centrifugal automatic clutch, even when two restored bikes look similar.

Shared small parts still need an H listing

The selected float and pin, contact points and condenser explicitly list CT70H 1971–1972. The featured tank-cap rubber seal lists CT70H 1972 only. These small differences matter when building an order for an early H or for a bike fitted with a replacement cap or carburetor.

Know your motorcycle before orderingHonda CT70H model and year differences

The following examples show why the H designation and exact year need to remain visible throughout the order.

CT70H 1971–1972 applications

Ignition and carburetor parts

The selected contact points, condenser and float-and-pin listings explicitly include CT70H 1971–1972.

Parts checkpoint: Compare the original points ignition or carburetor with the assembly fitted, especially after a conversion.

CT70H 1972 application only

Tank-cap rubber seal

Seal 73-0920 lists a 1972 CT70H application.

Parts checkpoint: Do not extend that seal listing to a 1971 H, and compare the cap actually fitted.

Frame, engine and fitted componentsHonda CT70H identification checklist

Use the complete identifiers and the correct model-year documentation. Check the engine and chassis separately when parts have been exchanged.

  • Frame and engine: Record both complete markings and confirm the model year and market. Identify any engine exchange.
  • Clutch and gears: Confirm the fitted manual-clutch engine and transmission against the appropriate service documentation.
  • Ignition arrangement: Verify that points ignition remains installed before selecting a contact point or condenser.
  • Carburetor and cap: Photograph the carburetor body and compare the float and hinge. Match a cap seal to the cap itself as well as the listed year.

Need help identifying a part? Send the complete model and year, clear photos of the markings and the dimensions of the original component to our parts team.

Honda CT70H parts questions

How does CT70H differ from the early automatic-clutch CT70?
Honda’s CT70H specification uses four speeds and a hand-operated clutch. The early CT70 specification uses three speeds and a centrifugal automatic clutch. Confirm the installed engine on a modified bike.
Does cap seal 73-0920 list both 1971 and 1972 CT70H?
No. The current CT70H application lists 1972 only. Confirm a 1971 application separately, and match the seal to the cap actually installed.
Which CT70H years do the selected ignition parts list?
Contact point 14-0003 and condenser 26-5101 each list CT70H 1971–1972. They require the matching points-ignition arrangement; a converted ignition needs its own parts.
Can I use CT70K clutch parts in the CT70H?
Do not assume interchange. The H has a different clutch and transmission arrangement. Choose a product that explicitly confirms your CT70H application and matches the installed assembly.

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