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1975 Honda CB550F · Switches & Sensors Buying guide
The stock front brake is hydraulic and the rear brake is mechanically operated. Match each stop-light switch to its position, and keep oil-pressure warning components separate from brake-light repairs.
Hydraulic front stop switchFront brake-light switch with M10 × 1.25 thread, listed for the 1975–77 CB550F.View part
Rear brake-light switchReplacement rear stop switch for the CB550F; compare the installed mount and connection.View part
Oil-pressure warning switchReplacement oil-pressure switch for reference 37240-P13-013; compare the installed connection.View part
Related parts: Clutch safety switch
The hydraulic front switch uses the specified M10 × 1.25 thread. The rear stop switch is a separate component for the rear-brake circuit. If the front end or controls have been changed, compare the installed switch arrangement rather than selecting a brake switch by model year alone.
The oil-pressure switch belongs to the warning circuit. Identify its connection and compare the existing part before ordering. A warning-light problem needs the appropriate service-manual checks; replacing a switch does not establish that engine oil pressure is correct or resolve a separate wiring or lamp fault.
They are separate choices for different positions. The front switch is hydraulic with an M10 × 1.25 thread; the rear stop switch serves the rear-brake circuit. Compare the component fitted at the position you are repairing.
Choose the linked switch for the verified clutch safety application on this motorcycle. The original front brake uses the separate hydraulic stop switch. A changed lever or brake assembly requires its own connection and actuation check before choosing parts.
Only if the switch is the confirmed fault. Check the warning circuit and engine oil pressure using the appropriate service-manual procedure. Match the replacement connection; do not use a switch purchase as a substitute for diagnosing an oil-pressure warning.
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