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1977 Honda CB750K · Turn Signals & Reflectors Buying guide
The featured front lamp has two wires; its paired rear lamp has one. An amber lens is available separately for both, with linked gaskets and screw sets for repairs to an otherwise usable housing.
Related parts: Gasket for the listed signal lamps · Matching signal-lens screw set of two · Stock-style screw-on reflector; 6mm thread
The featured amber lens and linked gasket are described as matches for the two signal lamps shown here. Check the existing housing and fastening points before replacing a complete lamp. The related screw set supplies two screws, so count the fittings your repair needs.
Amber, clear and smoked replacement lenses are offered for the listed lamp pair. A lens change does not convert the wiring or make an existing flasher compatible with LED equipment. For a custom lighting conversion, verify the lamp and relay requirements together before buying electrical components.
Choose them by their stated position. The front signal is described as a 12V two-wire lamp; the rear is a 12V one-wire lamp. Compare the motorcycle’s wiring and mounting arrangement before replacing either side.
The featured amber lens description pairs it with both the front and rear lamps shown. The linked gasket and two-screw set also name that lamp pairing. Check the existing assembly if a previous owner fitted different signals.
No. It is a separate stock-style screw-on reflector, listed with a 6mm thread. It does not replace a signal lamp or repair its wiring. Compare its mounting point with the reflector you need to replace.
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