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1971 Honda CB100K1 · Turn-Signal Gaskets Buying guide
The sealing edge matters as much as the motorcycle’s age. Compare the existing gasket with the lens and housing together, and check whether the surrounding pieces are sound enough for a seal-only repair.
A replacement signal assembly may use a different gasket even when its outward appearance suits the motorcycle. Identify the lamp you have and compare its sealing edge before ordering. Clear photos of the opened assembly are more useful than choosing solely from the bike’s year.
Check the lens and housing when the lamp is open. A gasket order makes sense when those pieces remain suitable for reuse and the seal is the part needing attention. Include damaged mating pieces in your assessment rather than expecting a fresh gasket to correct their condition.
The gasket description identifies lens 11-2110 and lamp 11-2122 as matching parts. Use those references when identifying a retained assembly. They do not establish that an unmarked replacement signal uses the same sealing outline.
Inspect the complete lamp before deciding. Check the lens, housing and sealing edge as well as the gasket, so the order covers damaged parts rather than treating a replacement seal as proof that the assembly is sound.
Count the lamps you intend to service, then confirm the supplied pack quantity before checkout. The available product details do not establish a pack count.
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