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1971 Honda CB750K · Switches & sensors Buying guide
The rear brake switch, hydraulic stop switch and neutral switch are distinct components. Their mounting pieces and seals are listed separately, so identifying the failed circuit is the first step toward an accurate parts order.
Honda neutral switch with screwHonda OEM switch listed with its screw; the description explicitly excludes the separately available O-ring.View part
Hydraulic brake light switchStop-light switch with a listed 10mm × M1.25 thread; compare the existing fitting before ordering.View part
Rear brake stop switchRear brake light switch listed for the 1969–78 CB750K; its spring and mounting bracket have separate listings.View part
Related parts: 18 × 3 neutral switch O-ring · Oil pressure switch wire and cover · Rear stop-switch operating spring
The neutral switch’s O-ring is not included with the featured switch. The linked oil pressure wire assembly, by contrast, contains its wire and rubber cover. Compare those contents with the damaged components so a switch order does not leave a missing seal or connection.
The hydraulic brake light switch specifies a threaded fitting, while the separate rear stop switch has related spring and bracket listings. Use the component and circuit actually fitted to identify the purchase. Follow the appropriate manual for diagnosis and adjustment rather than choosing by appearance alone.
No. The product is described with its screw, but the note specifically says the O-ring is sold separately. Check the linked seal description and the condition of your existing sealing parts when planning this repair.
The hydraulic brake light switch description states 10mm × M1.25. Compare that specification with the installed switch and fitting. Do not assume a switch selected for a different brake arrangement will have the same thread.
It describes the wire assembly and rubber cover, rather than a new oil pressure switch. The switch is another product in this category. Identify which part of the warning circuit needs replacement before choosing one or both.
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