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Honda CB750 / CB500 / CB350 Horn Button

$7.00 USD
12-0036
Replace a worn horn button with this Horn Button with Spring. Works as a horn button or a starter button, fitting all SOHC CB750s,...
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Universal motorcycle horn similar to stock style 12 volt

Universal Motorcycle Horn ~ Similar to Stock Style ~ 12 Volt

$34.95 USD
99-4994
Upgrade or restore your motorcycle’s horn system with this 12 Volt Chrome Horn — designed to deliver a clear, loud 103 dB signal at 3 amps. While...

1973 Honda CB500K · Horns & Horn Controls Buying guide

Select the control component or sound unit that needs repair

The button and spring belong inside a compatible Honda control assembly. The horn is a separate 12-volt, 3-amp universal unit with stock-like appearance. Compare its attachment and electrical connections rather than identifying it by the chrome face alone.

Check the housing when selecting a button repair

A button-and-spring package supplies small components, not a complete control assembly. Inspect the existing housing and the button’s operation before selecting it. If the fitted controls have been changed, compare their layout and internal parts; the motorcycle’s model alone does not establish a match with every aftermarket switch.

Assess the universal horn beyond its stock-like appearance

The horn listing calls for bracket, terminal and clearance checks. Confirm its electrical requirements and follow the relevant equipment instructions. A similar chrome face does not establish identical mounting, and a new horn cannot repair an open wire, poor ground or damaged control elsewhere in the circuit.

Horns & Horn Controls FAQs

Which control positions can use the replacement button and spring?

The listing supports horn or starter-button use within a compatible Honda switch assembly. Compare the fitted button and housing layout before choosing it, especially after a control swap. It is an individual button repair rather than an assumed match for every aftermarket housing.

What distinguishes the universal horn from an exact replica?

The listing describes a similar stock-style appearance rather than an identical Honda unit. The bracket, terminal arrangement and body clearance require comparison with the motorcycle. Wiring or mounting adaptation may be needed despite the familiar-looking chrome finish.

Which electrical ratings should I compare for the chrome horn?

The horn is rated at 12 volts and approximately 3 amps, with a stated 103 dB output. Compare those electrical requirements and the terminal arrangement with your intended installation, alongside the separate mounting and body-clearance checks.

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