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1979 Honda CB750L Limited · Switches & Sensors Buying guide
The selection includes oil-pressure and brake-light service parts. Match the switch location and operating mechanism before buying, rather than treating every handlebar or engine switch as interchangeable.
Oil-pressure switchReplacement referencing 37240-P13-013 with a Limited application.View part
Front brake-light switchEarlier DOHC application referencing 35340-422-013.View part
Rear brake-light switchRear-pedal switch with the Limited explicitly included in its application.View part
Related parts: Rear stop-switch spring
A warning or brake-light fault can involve wiring as well as a switch. Use the motorcycle wiring diagram and a proper test procedure to identify the faulty component. Compare terminals and the mounting arrangement when ordering the replacement.
The rear stop-switch spring connects the mechanical brake action to the switch. It is a separate product and should be inspected for loss or damage. Match the spring and installed switch arrangement rather than expecting an electrical switch alone to restore missing linkage.
No such interchange is established. This is the stated earlier-DOHC switch application; an aftermarket master cylinder may have its own integrated switch and connector arrangement.
The spring is a separate listing. Inspect the existing spring and switch mounting to determine whether the order needs both parts.
Replacing a switch does not establish the cause of an oil-pressure warning. Have the circuit and actual pressure assessed using the appropriate service procedure before relying on a replacement part.
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