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1978 Honda CB750K · Face Plates & Decals Buying guide
These are face plate sets, each covering the speedometer and tachometer faces. They are different from the complete stock-style gauges sold elsewhere in the instrument category, and neither listing describes replacement gauge mechanisms.
1978 MPH face plate setPrinted speedometer and tachometer faces with an MPH speedometer scale. The listing states instrument disassembly is required.View part
1978 KM/H face plate setPrinted speedometer and tachometer faces with a KM/H speedometer scale, listed specifically for the 1978 CB750K.View part
Check the speedometer’s units and compare the artwork on both faces with the listing photographs. The products are identified for 1978, but the motorcycle may have acquired different gauges during earlier repairs. Confirm what is actually installed before selecting faces for a restoration of those instruments.
The listing states that the instruments must be disassembled to fit the printed faces. It does not supply a new speedometer drive, tachometer mechanism or cable. If the gauge reading also needs attention, identify that fault separately so new face plates are not mistaken for a complete instrument repair.
Each listing describes a printed speedometer and tachometer face plate set and requires instrument disassembly. It is intended for renewing the visible faces on existing gauges, rather than supplying a pair of complete working instruments.
The listings identify different speedometer units. Select the units for the instrument being restored and inspect the full photographed artwork. Changing the printed face should not be assumed to change the gauge’s drive specification or solve a reading fault.
Use the gauge actually installed as the starting point. Compare its face and housing with the product photographs, then confirm suitability before ordering if the instrument’s identity is uncertain. The motorcycle’s year alone does not identify a replacement gauge already fitted to it.
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