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1972 Honda CB100K2 · Brake-Light Switches Buying guide
The switch and actuating spring are separate ordering choices. Compare their fitted connections and attachment points after diagnosing the fault, rather than replacing the whole arrangement solely because the brake light is not working.
Related parts: Rear Brake-Light Switch Spring
A non-working brake light does not identify the failed component by itself. Check the circuit using the appropriate service information, then compare the switch mounting and wire arrangement. Keep the ordering decision tied to the fault found rather than assuming a switch replacement will resolve it.
The linked rear brake-light switch spring attaches to the stop-light switch and replaces reference 35357-107-010. Its application includes CB100K 1970–72. Inspect the existing spring and attachment points when planning the switch repair so a missing or damaged connection is included in the order.
Yes. The related rear brake-light switch spring is a separate product, with replacement reference 35357-107-010. Compare the spring attachment on the motorcycle before deciding which part needs replacement.
No. Diagnose the circuit and switch operation with the appropriate service information first. Then compare the fitted switch mounting and wire connections when ordering the component identified as faulty.
The replacement switch description gives no connector map, wire count or electrical rating. Record the installed mounting and wire arrangement and request those missing details before selecting it for a rewired machine.
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