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1980 Honda CB125S · Headlight & Battery Mounts Buying guide
A metal collar belongs to the headlight mounting; the rubber cushion belongs at the battery box. Their separate references and receiving shapes help organize a repair without confusing support hardware with an electrical component.
A missing collar or worn battery-box rubber is a physical support repair. If a lamp or electrical circuit also fails, establish that fault independently. Choose the mounting piece from the affected location rather than expect it to correct an unrelated electrical problem.
Inspect the headlight bracket around its collar and the battery box around its cushion. Changed or damaged supports may need more attention than a new small part. Record which original pieces remain so replacements can be compared at the correct position.
The collar and battery-box rubber are sold individually. Count each type at its own repair positions and keep those quantities separate. A combined order does not mean either product supplies a complete mounting set.
Record whether it belongs to the headlight or battery box, then photograph the empty mounting and retained hardware. Use collar reference 61304-292-000 or rubber reference 83618-323-000 with the required opening and seating dimensions when requesting a comparison.
Identify its mounting arrangement before ordering. Compare the collar or rubber with the replacement assembly’s opening, seating area and retained hardware. A changed assembly may need supports different from those used in the original application.
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