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1983 Honda CB1000C · Starter & Charging Buying guide
Use the Honda starting or charging-system checks to identify the repair before ordering. A slow crank or a discharged battery alone does not establish that the motorcycle needs a starter motor, starter-clutch kit, stator or regulator.
Starter motor73-1079 is listed as a permanent-magnet replacement for Honda reference 31200-438-505.View part
Rectifier/regulator24-2031 has one 4-prong/3-wire plug and one 6-prong/5-wire plug.View part
Alternator brush set24-2001 supplies two alternator brushes with clip mounts.View part
Related parts: Starter clutch rebuild kit · Starter solenoid relay · Stator
The brush listing gives dimensions of 18 × 5 × 4.5mm and references 31124-MG5-000, 31124-422-005 and 31125-422-000. Compare those details with the existing brush assembly before ordering, particularly if the alternator has been replaced or modified.
Kit 24-5001 contains rollers, caps and springs. Its FAQ calls for inspecting the housing and driven-gear contact surfaces for wear or damage before fitting them. If those hard parts are damaged, new small parts alone do not complete the repair.
No. Brush set 24-2021 is specified for a Mitsuba two-brush starter and has one insulated and one non-insulated lead. Identify the motor actually fitted before ordering; a motorcycle fitment tag does not establish the internals of a later replacement or a different brush design.
Not simply to reach those parts. Honda’s CB1000C charging chapter separates the stator and brush holder in the cover from the rotor-removal operation. Confirm the repair scope before buying a puller; the listed puller is for the rotor’s internal threaded opening.
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