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1980 Honda CB400TA Hawk Fuse Box

A damaged fuse holder can interrupt an otherwise serviceable circuit. The complete replacement box for the 1980 Hawk includes fuses and a wired connector. Compare the original mounting and harness connection, then verify the circuit ratings before putting the motorcycle back into service.

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Honda CB450 CB400 fuse box assembly 38200-413-003

1978-82 Honda CB450 / CB400 Fuse Box Assembly ~ Replaces 38200-413-003

$54.95 USD
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Rebuild your CB400 family fuse box with this Complete Fuse Box Assembly (fuses included), replacing OEM #38200-413-003. Fits the full CB400 range from 1978-82...
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1980 Honda CB400TA Hawk · Fuse Box Buying guide

Check the holder, connector and circuit ratings together

The replacement references Honda’s 38200-413-003 fuse-box assembly. Inspect the existing fuse contacts and connected wiring so that replacing the holder addresses the damaged part of the circuit rather than concealing another fault.

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1978-82 Honda CB450 / CB400 Fuse Box Assembly ~ Replaces 38200-413-003 Complete fuse boxReplacement for reference 38200-413-003, with fuses included. Compare the wired connector and mounting ears.View part

Inspect both halves of the connection

The replacement arrives as a complete fuse-box assembly with fuses. Compare the mounting and connector with the old unit before disconnecting anything. If the mating harness plug is heat-damaged or loose, include that condition in the repair rather than relying on a new box alone.

Keep the correct circuit protection

Use Honda’s wiring information to confirm fuse ratings and circuit positions. A blown fuse calls for investigation of the fault that opened it; fitting a higher rating is not a repair. Preserve the specified protection when replacing the holder or restoring altered wiring.

Buying questions

Are fuses included with the assembly?

Yes. Fuses are included with the replacement box. Verify their ratings and positions against the motorcycle’s correct wiring information before use rather than assuming every supplied fuse belongs in any holder position.

Is this a replacement for the original Hawk fuse box?

It is listed for the 1980 Hawk and references Honda assembly 38200-413-003. Compare the mounting ears and connector with your existing parts, especially if the wiring or electrical mounting plate has previously been modified.

Should I replace the box if a fuse keeps blowing?

Check the circuit fault first. Replace the box when its holder or connections are damaged; repeated fuse failure may have another cause. Keep the correct rating and use the Honda diagnostic information to identify the problem.

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