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Honda CB750 CB500 CB450 CB350 tail light cover gasket 33709-077-671

Honda CB Tail Light Cover Gasket ~ Replaces 33709-077-671

$7.00 USD
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Replace the tail light lens gasket on your early '70s Honda with this Tail Light Lens Gasket, replacing OEM #33709-077-671. Fits the 1969-71 CB750K...

1971 Honda CB175K1 · Tail-Light Gasket Buying guide

Use the fitted tail-light cover as the reference

The gasket addresses a specific lens-to-housing joint. Compare the shape of that joint and inspect the parts you plan to retain before deciding whether the repair needs a seal alone.

Preserve a serviceable lamp assembly

If the retained cover and housing are suitable for reuse, a separate gasket lets you focus the order on the sealing joint. Match its outline to both parts. Do not choose a seal by cover color or broad period styling when the lamp’s identity can be checked directly.

Keep the catalog boundary in view

The catalog’s CB175K application for this gasket ends at 1971. That is useful product-selection context, not permission to assume later lamps are identical. For a motorcycle with a changed tail light, establish the fitted assembly and its required seal before ordering.

Buying questions

Can I use this with a later tail-light assembly?

The source does not establish that interchange. Its CB175K range ends at 1971, so identify the later assembly and compare the sealing profile rather than extending the application by appearance.

What should I retain when buying only the gasket?

Inspect the existing cover, housing and their mating edges before deciding what can remain in service. Buying a separate gasket makes sense only after that check identifies the seal as the part needed.

How should I check an unmarked replacement tail light?

Compare its complete gasket outline with the required seal and identify the lamp through a reliable parts source. A familiar cover shape alone is not enough when the fitted lamp has no usable identification.

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