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Honda CB Clutch Cable Adjuster ~ 8 x 23mm

$3.58 USD
08-0067
Dial in your clutch cable with this Gold-Anodized Cable Adjuster, 8 x 23mm, for the clutch cable at the lever. Fits an exceptionally broad...
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Honda CB1100 CB1000 handlebar brake lever pivot bolt and nut set 90114-MA5-671

Honda CB Handlebar Brake Lever Pivot Bolt & Nut Set ~ Replaces 90114-MA5-671

$9.95 USD
73-1031
Replace your brake lever pivot hardware with this Handlebar Brake Lever Pivot Bolt & Nut Set, used to fasten the brake lever in place....

Honda Nighthawk Black Brake Lever

$9.95 USD
08-0024
Pair your 08-0023 clutch lever with this matching Black Brake Lever, covering a broader Honda range including the CB700SC Nighthawk, CB1000C Custom, CB650SC, and...

Honda CB700SC / CB550SC Black Clutch Lever

$9.95 USD
08-0023
Refresh your CB700SC Nighthawk cockpit with this Black Clutch Lever. Fits the 1984-86 CB700SC Nighthawk plus the 1984 CB550SC Nighthawk.Key Features• Black clutch lever•...
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Honda CB1000 CB700 CB650 CB550 clutch lever switch 35330-MB0-003

Honda CB1000 / CB700 / CB650 / CB550 Clutch Lever Switch ~ Replaces 35330-MB0-003

$16.38 USD
29-0085
Replace your clutch lever switch with this Clutch Lever Switch, replacing OEM #35330-MB0-003.Key Features• Clutch lever switch• Replaces OEM #35330-MB0-003• Honda part name: Switch...

1984 Honda CB700SC · Brake & Hydraulic Clutch Levers Buying guide

Choose levers for the hydraulic controls

The 1984 CB700SC’s left lever operates a hydraulic clutch master cylinder and a starter-safety switch. Match the lever pivot, pushrod contact and switch actuation as well as the black finish. The right brake lever and its pivot kit are separate purchases.

The hydraulic clutch does not use a cable adjuster

The original CB700SC clutch has no lever-end clutch cable to tension. The cable adjuster visible in the broader category is not listed for this CB700SC application in its detailed body. Check the hydraulic pushrod, bushing and switch contact instead of selecting cable hardware by collection membership.

Check the switch when changing the clutch lever

Honda identifies the clutch switch as a safety switch: it has continuity with the lever applied and no continuity with the lever released. A lever that physically fits still needs to operate that switch and return correctly. Use the manual’s test rather than bypassing the starting interlock.

Buying questions

Why can a new clutch lever affect starting?

The lever operates the clutch safety switch as well as the hydraulic master. A wrong lever profile, worn pivot or misplaced switch can prevent the expected switch action. Check those contacts and the wiring before replacing the starter motor.

Can I use the cable adjuster shown in the category?

Not for the original 1984 CB700SC hydraulic clutch. Its detailed application does not include this model, and there is no clutch cable at the original lever. Diagnose the pushrod and hydraulic mechanism instead.

Does the brake pivot set also supply the clutch-side hardware?

The listing supplies one bolt and one nut for the brake lever. It does not establish clutch-side hardware coverage. Match each control separately, especially if either master cylinder has been changed.

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