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Honda CB750 CB550 CB500 CB350 starter solenoid relay 35850-371-670

Honda CB Starter Solenoid Relay ~ Replaces 35850-371-670

$21.46 USD
09-6582
Replace a failing starter solenoid with this Starter Solenoid Relay, replacing OEM #35850-371-670 / #35850-306-670 / #35850-HA7-670. Fits the SOHC CB750 lineup plus CB500/CB550K,...

Honda CB Starter Motor Terminal Rubber Boot ~ Replaces 32411-230-000

$4.61 USD
73-0092
Replace your starter motor terminal cover with this Starter Motor Terminal (Cover) Rubber Boot, replacing OEM #32411-230-000.Key Features• Starter motor terminal rubber boot• Replaces...

Honda CB Front Cable Clip ~ Replaces 45465-270-000

$7.00 USD
73-1116
Keep your wiring clean and secure with this Front Cable Clip, designed to hold the stop switch wires neatly against the front cable. Replaces...

1974 Honda CB200 · Starter Electrical Parts Buying guide

Choose the starter relay or protective terminal boot

The relay controls the starting circuit, while the rubber boot covers the starter terminal. Inspect both around a starting-system repair, but replace each according to its own condition.

Match the relay to the starting fault

The linked starter relay carries the listed CB200 application and three Honda replacement references. Check the installed terminal and mounting arrangement before purchase, especially if the starting wiring has been altered. Use electrical diagnosis to confirm the relay needs replacement.

Keep the terminal covered

A damaged boot is a separate replacement decision from the starter or solenoid. The rubber cover references Honda 32411-230-000. Compare its shape with the existing terminal connection and inspect the cable end at the same time for damage or corrosion.

Common buying questions

Should slow cranking lead me to order a new relay?

Have the battery, cable ends and starter circuit checked first. Slow cranking alone does not identify a failed relay. Order the relay after the fault is isolated and its connections match the installed system.

Should I replace the boot with the relay?

Inspect it first. Replace a split, hardened or missing boot when working on the starter connection; a serviceable cover need not be replaced merely because the relay requires attention.

What should I compare on a rewired CB200?

Check the relay mounting, large cable terminals, control-wire connections and cable route. Previous wiring changes can affect these details even when the replacement relay lists the motorcycle’s model and year.

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