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1976 Honda CB500T · Ignition Systems, Ignition Switch, Coils, Plugs, Contact Points Buying guide
30204-292-003 is left. 30203-292-003 is right. The coil replaces 30500-292-672 and prints 5 ohm. Do not buy a cap until you know whether you want the CB500/CB450 cap or the universal cap.
Left pointReplaces 30204-292-003 and 30204-292-154. Names the 1975-76 CB500T. Use it on the left side only.View part
Right pointReplaces 30203-292-003 and 30203-292-154. Names the 1975-76 CB500T. It is not the left point.View part
5 ohm coilSingle-output 12-volt coil, 5 ohm primary, sold each, wires attached. Replaces 30500-292-672 and names the CB500T. Mount it backwards if the old coil is the beige Honda type.View part
Related parts: Condenser · YB05F plug cap
The coil is sold each and the description says to order the quantity you need. It does not print how many coils the 1976 CB500T uses. Count the coils on the bike. The primary spec to compare is 5 ohm, 12 volt, single output, with about 19 inches of plug wire.
The YB05F cap is titled for CB500 and CB450. The VB05F cap is titled as a universal cap. Buy a cap when the cap is cracked. It does not replace a point or the 5 ohm coil. The condenser replaces 30250-369-004 and works with the points, not as a cap.
30204-292-003, also 30204-292-154. The right point is 30203-292-003. Both name the 1975-76 CB500T.
5 ohm, on a 12-volt single-output coil sold each. The plug wire is stated at about 19 inches. It replaces 30500-292-672.
No. Points, coil, condenser, and caps are separate. Order the piece you are replacing.
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