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1994 Honda CB1000 · Switches Buying guide
Both switches are simple on and off devices, so a meter and a few minutes will confirm whether either one has failed before you spend money.
If the bike only cranks in neutral, the clutch switch is the first suspect. It is a small plunger switch on the perch, and a sticky lever can stop it working. Clean the area and confirm the lever returns fully before replacing it.
A lamp that never lights at key-on may mean a dead bulb or a broken wire rather than a bad sender. Earth the sender wire with the key on. If the lamp lights, the sender is at fault.
Yes. The listing describes a genuine Honda oil pressure switch made in Japan, replacing several factory numbers, with the CB1000 of 1994-95 in its fitment block.
Not for this model at the moment. The clutch lever switch and the oil pressure switch are the only two switches currently published for the 1994 CB1000.
No. No handlebar switch housings are tagged to this bike, so that category has no guide. The two switches here are the only switch parts offered right now.
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