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1973 Honda CB500K · Miscellaneous Tools Buying guide
This product is listed for the CB500K ignition-switch retaining nut. It does not supply a replacement switch or nut, and its dedicated engagement should be checked against the actual mounting hardware on the motorcycle.
The product description covers the nut tool’s loosening and tightening job. It does not list a replacement switch, retaining nut or wiring parts. Make the repair list from what the installed switch requires, then add this service tool if its engagement matches the nut being worked on.
Older motorcycles can retain the stock switch or carry an aftermarket replacement. Compare the nut and the available engagement before relying on the original CB500K application. If a new switch is being fitted, check its hardware too so the tool choice accounts for the complete mounting task.
Check both retaining-nut engagement and room for the tool around the switch and panel. The listing supplies no custom-mount clearance dimensions. Compare the actual installation before assuming the original Honda nut application also establishes access.
It is listed for CB500K 1971–73, CB550K 1974–76 and CB750K 1969–76 ignition-switch nuts. Use the exact ranges and inspect changed hardware; a familiar Honda model name does not establish the nut profile on a later switch.
Inspect its slots and the surrounding finish before selecting equipment. Proper engagement avoids gouging the slots or striking the switch and panel; establish that the actual nut still permits correct tool engagement.
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