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1984 Honda CB700SC · Speedometer Cable Buying guide
The cable joins the speedometer to its drive. Confirm the damaged part and compare the connections, then assess routing and clearance rather than assuming a new cable corrects every speed-reading problem.
The black 51-2315 cable lists 44830-MJ1-000 among its Honda replacement references. At the original CB700SC front-wheel gearbox, Honda shows a set-screw-retained cable end. Compare that lower fitting, the instrument connection and routed length separately, especially if the wheel or gauge has changed.
A damaged cable, drive or instrument can require a different repair. Inspect the complete connection path before ordering and use the service manual for removal, routing and checks. This cable is for speed indication; the electronic tachometer is a separate instrument system.
No. Honda shows a set screw retaining the cable at the front-wheel gearbox. Match the lower drive fitting and the instrument-end connection separately; a generic description of two threaded ends is not sufficient for this motorcycle.
Confirm the custom gauge’s cable fitting and drive ratio first. The cable’s CB700SC application verifies the original-model use, not every aftermarket instrument connection.
The original tachometer has a separate ignition-signal circuit. This cable drives speed indication from the front-wheel gearbox, so identify whether the symptom is road speed or engine speed before selecting a replacement.
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