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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...
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Honda CB starter motor seal 60 x 1.4 31206-286-158

Honda CB Starter Motor Seal 60 x 1.4 ~ Replaces 31206-286-158

$5.95 USD
03-0784
Seal up your starter motor with this Starter Motor Seal, size 60 x 1.4, replacing OEM #31206-286-158 / #31206-402-008. Exceptionally broad fitment across the...
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Honda CB500 CB450 CB360 hot shot rectifier regulator 31400-292-670

Honda CB Hot Shot Rectifier / Regulator ~ Replaces 31400-292-670

$189.95 USD
24-2089
Upgrade your charging system with this Rick's Electric Hot Shot Rectifier/Regulator, replacing OEM #31400-292-670 / #31700-455-671 / #31700-292-008. Combination unit works with the stock...

Honda CB Hot Shot Rectifier/Regulator ~ Lithium Ion Battery Compatible

$169.95 USD
24-2014
Upgrade your CB450, CB500T, CB350, CB360, or small classic with Rick's Electric Hot Shot Lithium Ion Rectifier/Regulator. This combination unit works with the stock...

1976 Honda CB200T · Starter & Charging Parts Buying guide

Match the repair to cranking or charging

The starter relay addresses the starter circuit. The two Rick’s combination units are divided by battery chemistry: standard lead-acid and lithium-ion. Choose the charging version before planning its installation.

Make battery chemistry the first charging check

The standard Rick’s unit excludes lithium-ion batteries. The lithium version excludes lead-acid batteries and has a 14 V ±0.2 set point. Confirm compatibility with the battery manufacturer’s requirements; a charging-unit replacement does not establish that the existing battery or stator is serviceable.

Plan the small starter-service pieces

The related terminal boot and starter seal are separate repair items. The boot references 32411-230-000; the seal references 31206-286-158 and 31206-402-008. Identify the starter and component being serviced before adding either to a relay order.

Starter & Charging Parts questions

Which regulator should I order for a lithium-ion battery?

Use the lithium-ion version only after checking the battery’s allowed charging voltage against its 14 V ±0.2 set point. The standard lead-acid version is expressly unsuitable for lithium-ion batteries.

Can a solenoid replacement fix every slow-starting problem?

A relay is only one starter-circuit component. Check the battery, cable condition and connections through an appropriate diagnostic procedure before ordering. The replacement’s application does not identify the cause of a cranking problem.

What clearance does the lithium charging unit need?

The lithium unit’s body measures 54 × 57 × 35 mm. Check the mounting space and cable route as well as the body dimensions. Use the manufacturer’s installation instructions for any required ventilation or clearance beyond that size.

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