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1982 Honda CB900F Battery Cable & Fuse Box

The 1982 Honda CB900F Supersport choices here include a positive battery cable, complete fuse box and cover screw pair. Identify damaged wiring, the fuse assembly or missing hardware before choosing parts. Compare the original references and installed mounting arrangement rather than treating every electrical fault as a fuse-box problem.

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Honda CB1100 CB900 CB750 positive (+) battery cable 32401-425-010

Honda CB1100 / CB900 / CB750 Positive (+) Battery Cable ~ Replaces 32401-425-010

$27.95 USD
73-0109
Replace your DOHC CB positive battery cable with this Positive (+) Battery Cable with rubber end covers, replacing OEM #32401-425-010.Key Features• Positive (+) battery...
Honda CB900 CB750 CB650 fuse box plate cover screw set 93700-05020-0G

Honda CB900 / CB750 / CB650 Fuse Box Plate Cover Screw Set ~ Replaces 93700-05020-0G

$2.95 USD
73-0897
Replace your fuse box plate cover screws with this Black Fuse Box Plate Cover Screw Set of 2, replacing OEM #93700-05020-0G.Key Features• Black fuse...
Honda CB1100 CB900 CB750 CB650 fuse box assembly 38200-MF9-405

Honda CB1100 / CB900 / CB750 / CB650 Fuse Box Assembly ~ Replaces 38200-MF9-405

$49.95 USD
73-0125
Replace your fuse box with this Fuse Box Assembly Complete with 15-amp fuses, replacing OEM #38200-MF9-405.Key Features• Fuse box assembly• Includes 15-amp fuses• Replaces...
Honda CB900 CB750 CB650 fuse box assembly *damaged tabs* 38200-MF9-405

Honda CB900 / CB750 / CB650 Fuse Box Assembly *Damaged Tabs* ~ 38200-MF9-405 ~ Replaces 38200-MF9-405

$23.95 USD
73-1146
⚠️ Discounted – Minor Mounting Damage ⚠️ This Complete Fuse Box Assembly comes pre-installed with 15A fuses. The electrical function is perfect, but due...
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1982 Honda CB900F · Battery & Fuse Hardware Buying guide

Find resistance, heat damage or a short before replacing parts

A corroded positive cable can cause slow cranking, while a loose fuse contact can overheat and an overloaded circuit can blow a fuse. Inspect the battery connections, cable, fuse holder and adjoining wiring so the repair addresses the cause.

Parts to consider

Honda CB1100 / CB900 / CB750 / CB650 Fuse Box Assembly ~ Replaces 38200-MF9-405 Complete fuse box assemblyReplaces 38200-MF9-405 and includes 15-amp fuses.View part Honda CB1100 / CB900 / CB750 Positive (+) Battery Cable ~ Replaces 32401-425-010 Positive battery cableCable with rubber end covers; replaces 32401-425-010.View part Honda CB900 / CB750 / CB650 Fuse Box Plate Cover Screw Set ~ Replaces 93700-05020-0G Fuse box cover screw pairTwo black screws replacing 93700-05020-0G.View part

Compare the standard fuse box with the damaged-tab listing

The featured complete fuse box includes 15-amp fuses. A separate discounted listing is expressly sold with damaged or missing mounting tabs, so it is not an undamaged equivalent. Check mounting condition and secure insulation as well as electrical connections before planning a replacement.

Keep the battery cable and starter cable distinct

The positive battery cable references 32401-425-010 and includes rubber terminal covers. The starter-motor cable is a different part. Match the connection being repaired, inspect the ground path too and isolate the battery before working on high-current terminals.

Battery & Fuse Hardware questions

Can a damaged positive cable cause slow or intermittent cranking?

Yes. Corrosion, loose terminals or broken strands can add resistance and heat. Check the battery under load, positive and ground connections, relay and starter before deciding which cable or component needs replacement.

Should I use a larger fuse if the same circuit keeps blowing it?

No. Find the short, overload or failed component and use the specified circuit protection. Inspect heat-damaged clips and wiring as well; a new fuse box alone cannot correct a fault elsewhere.

Is the discounted damaged-tab fuse box the same repair choice?

It has a stated mounting defect even though its electrical portion is described as functional. Inspect whether the correct secure, insulated mounting can be achieved; the featured standard assembly is a separate listing. Do not treat missing supports as a reason to leave live terminals loose.

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