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1982 Honda CB750SC · Switches & Sensors Buying guide
The oil-pressure switch and rear stop-light switch monitor different conditions. Their references and connections must match the fitted wiring, while the separate stop-switch spring belongs to the mechanical operating linkage.
Oil pressure switchReplacement oil-pressure warning switch, reference 37240-P13-013.View part
Rear brake light switchReplacement switch for the rear brake-light circuit. Match its connection and operating linkage.View part
Related parts: Rear stop-switch spring
A replacement oil-pressure switch must match its fitting and warning circuit. Compare the reference and original connector before ordering. Diagnose a warning fault with the relevant service information; changing the switch alone does not establish the engine’s oil-pressure condition.
The rear brake switch and its linked operating spring are separate parts. Check whether the spring is missing, stretched or detached and whether the electrical connection is sound. Choose the needed piece only after identifying which part of the operating chain has failed.
The spring is listed separately as a specific operating component. Check the selected switch’s package and the existing linkage before ordering, rather than assuming both parts arrive together.
It is a warning-circuit switch, not a gauge. Match the reference and fitting, and use the correct diagnostic procedure if you need to establish actual engine oil pressure.
Appearance alone is insufficient. Compare the function, reference, connector and mounting arrangement. A previously modified loom or control assembly may require a different part from the original motorcycle application.
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