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1976 Honda CB750K · Turn signals Buying guide
Flashing faults often lead to the relay, while water or loose lenses point to the gasket and screws. Reflectors and their rubber bases are separate items, so treat each symptom with the matching part.
Turn signal flasher relay12V/23W, three-prong relay with an attached rubber mount, replacing 38301-415-671.View part
Turn signal lamp gasketReplaces 33406-377-671, listed for the 1975-78 CB750K signal lamps.View part
Stock-type screw-on reflector6mm thread, replacing 33741-340-670, listed for the 1972-78 CB750K.View part
Related parts: Turn signal lens screws · Front reflector rubber base
The relay listing says it is not for use with custom LED lights. If your signals have been converted, the stock-type relay may not suit them, so check what was fitted before replacing it and compare the needs of the LED parts.
The lamp gasket and the two-screw lens set list the 1975-78 CB750K. Replacing a hardened gasket while the lens is off helps keep water out of the signal, and the screws are inexpensive to renew at the same time.
No. Its listing states it is not for use with custom LED lights. It is a 12V, 23W, three-prong relay with a rubber mount attached, intended as an OEM-style replacement for stock-type signals.
The lens screw set contains two screws, replacing 93500-04025-0A, and lists the 1975-78 CB750K. Order one set for each lens you refit, and check the lamp gasket at the same time.
Yes. The base replacing 33743-341-670 lists the CB750K from 1969 to 1976. The screw-on reflector itself is a separate listing with a 6mm thread, so order both if the reflector and its base are worn.
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