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1969 Honda CB750K · Switches & Sensors Buying guide
Similar symptoms do not mean the same part is needed. Match the front or rear brake circuit, oil pressure connection or neutral indicator component, then review its mount, seal and related hardware.
Front hydraulic brake light switchListed 10mm × M1.25 thread, with front-brake fitment including the 1969–77 CB750K.View part
Rear brake light stop switchRear switch listed for the SOHC CB750K. Spring and bracket are available as separate components.View part
Genuine Honda neutral switchNeutral switch supplied with a screw; the description explicitly excludes the separately sold O-ring.View part
Related parts: Neutral switch O-ring · Rear brake switch spring · Oil pressure switch
The front listing describes a hydraulic switch with a specific thread, while the rear switch uses separately listed spring and bracket components. Compare the actual fitted system before ordering, especially on modified brakes. Follow the service manual for diagnosis, installation and adjustment.
The neutral switch, its O-ring and the oil pressure switch wire are separate items with different roles. The genuine neutral switch includes a screw but excludes the O-ring. Check what your repair requires rather than ordering a switch solely because an indicator is behaving unexpectedly.
The genuine Honda neutral switch listing includes the screw but states that the O-ring is sold separately. Review the separate O-ring listing and the condition of the fitted parts when planning the order for this repair.
The listings distinguish a hydraulic front brake switch from a rear brake light stop switch with separate spring and bracket parts. Match the circuit and mounting arrangement being repaired; do not choose them as interchangeable components.
A warning requires diagnosis before choosing a replacement. This category includes both the oil pressure switch and its separate wire assembly. Follow the service manual and investigate the warning rather than assuming that replacing an electrical part resolves it.
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