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1986 Honda CB700SC · Electrical Service Parts Buying guide
On the 1986 CB700SC, a starter that does not turn, a motor that spins without turning the engine and a running bike that does not charge are different faults. Honda separates those tests. Start with the symptom, battery and connections before choosing a starter, stator or regulator.
Eight-wire regulator/rectifierTwo plugs: one six-space housing with five wires, and one four-space housing with three wires.View part
Rick’s Electric starter motorReplacement starter motor specifically listed for the 1984–86 CB700SC.View part
CB700SC statorStock-style stator replacing reference 31120-MJ1-671.View part
Related parts: CB700SC main wiring loom · Genuine Honda oil-pressure switch · Clutch-lever switch
The listed stator replaces 31120-MJ1-671. Honda’s alternator also has rotor components and separate connections, so a new stator is not a complete alternator assembly. The manual provides stator and field-circuit checks before removal; test the circuit before deciding which component has failed.
For the 1986 motorcycle, use Honda’s after-1984 pulse-generator layout rather than the separate 1984 arrangement when checking ignition wiring. The eight-wire regulator still needs a terminal-by-terminal match, and a replacement starter’s internal parts must be identified before choosing the Mitsuba four-brush repair kit.
No. Honda places that symptom under starter-clutch and starter-drive checks. The stator belongs to the charging system. Establish whether the crankshaft is actually turning before choosing an electrical replacement.
No. It is the stator component. Honda shows separate rotor, fan and mounting parts and provides electrical checks before dismantling. Inspect the related wiring and regulator rather than treating one new winding as a complete charging-system rebuild.
The kit is specified for a Mitsuba four-brush design. A complete aftermarket starter may use different internal parts even when the motor fits the CB700SC. Identify the installed motor before ordering its brush plate.
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