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1977 Honda CB550K · Switches & Sensors Buying guide
Separate the hydraulic front brake-light switch from the rear stop-light switch and engine warning switch. Compare the fitted component’s connection and mounting, then review any application restrictions in the individual description.
Hydraulic front brake-light switchFront hydraulic brake-light switch with a listed 10 mm × M1.25 thread. Match the installed switch’s thread, connection and mounting arrangement rather than choosing by appearance alone.View part
Rear brake-light stop switchSeparate rear brake-light switch listed for the CB550K. Compare its mounting, electrical connection and the operating arrangement already fitted to your motorcycle.View part
Oil-pressure warning switchOil-pressure switch replacing reference 37240-P13-013. Compare the switch and connection on the engine; this is a replacement component, not an oil-pressure diagnosis.View part
The hydraulic switch has a stated thread specification and a front-brake application. The separately listed clutch/brake switch describes non-hydraulic front-brake applications. Its broad model fitment does not remove that limitation. Compare the actual control and switch arrangement before choosing between products with similar names.
A replacement oil-pressure switch is a component choice, not proof of why a warning lamp is lit. Likewise, a brake-light symptom does not identify which switch or connection needs replacement. Establish the part needed, then match its mounting and wiring to the installed motorcycle.
Do not assume that interchange. The clutch/brake switch description specifies non-hydraulic front-brake applications, while the hydraulic switch lists its own thread. Compare the installed control and ask the store to confirm the application if the names leave doubt.
The product description states 10 mm × M1.25. Use that as a specification to compare with the installed switch and its mounting, rather than as a guarantee for an altered brake system or an unidentified replacement component.
No. The listing identifies a replacement warning switch and its reference number. It does not establish actual engine oil pressure or diagnose the warning circuit. Confirm the repair needed before selecting the switch solely from a lamp symptom.
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