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1975 Honda CB550F · Starter & Charging Buying guide
A starter brush set and a combined rectifier/regulator address different systems. Check the installed starter construction for brushes, then identify battery chemistry and mounting requirements before choosing a charging unit.
Mitsuba starter brush pairTwo brushes, 12 × 14 × 6 mm: one with insulated leads and one with non-insulated leads.View part
Combined rectifier/regulatorReplaces the separate units; stock-type plugs and instructions included. Mounting centres are 80 mm.View part
Lithium-only rectifier/regulatorLithium-only unit with a 14 V ± 0.2 V set point; not for standard lead-acid batteries.View part
Related parts: Starter solenoid relay · CB550 alternator-cover gasket
The featured pair is for a Mitsuba two-brush starter and contains one insulated-lead brush and one non-insulated-lead brush. Compare the fitted motor and the stated brush dimensions before ordering. A solenoid fault or damaged cable needs a different repair from worn starter brushes.
The lithium-only unit has a 14 V ± 0.2 V set point and must be checked against the battery manufacturer’s requirements. It is not for a standard lead-acid battery. Both combined units may need custom mounting; plan the location and clearance while preserving the motorcycle’s starter safety circuit.
Yes. It contains two 12 × 14 × 6 mm brushes: one with insulated leads and one with non-insulated leads. Confirm the installed motor is the specified Mitsuba two-brush type before choosing the set.
The lithium-only option uses a 14 V ± 0.2 V set point. Compare that value with your battery manufacturer’s charging requirements before selecting it. Its lithium label does not establish suitability for every battery sold as lithium.
Custom mounting may be required. Compare the unit’s dimensions, 80 mm mounting centres, plugs and available space before ordering. Follow the product instructions and retain the starter safety circuit when planning the revised location.
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