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1980 Honda CB400TA Hawk · Speedometer Cable Buying guide
A stopped or erratic speedometer calls for attention to the cable, instrument and wheel drive. Identify the damaged component and compare the existing arrangement before choosing the replacement cable.
Related parts: Speedometer drive plug
The Japanese-made cable is offered against Honda 44830-KB4-700 and 44830-356-010. Honda’s 1980 instrument fiche identifies 44830-KB4-700 as the replacement speedometer cable. Use those references alongside the actual end connections when identifying the cable already fitted to the motorcycle.
A custom gauge position can change the cable path even when the wheel drive remains original. Compare routing and available clearance before purchase; no cable length should be assumed from the bike’s year alone. The linked 15mm-diameter, 22mm-long drive plug is a separate custom-use option for an unused drive opening.
It is the speedometer cable, connecting the speedometer system. Honda lists a separate tachometer cable for the original motorcycle. Identify which instrument has the fault and compare the actual end fittings before ordering.
Check the new route and the gauge connection before ordering. The verified application is the original 1980–81 CB400T arrangement; a relocated gauge can change the required reach, bend clearance and instrument-end connection.
The plug is intended to cover an unused speedometer drive opening. It is specified at 15mm outside diameter and 22mm long. It is not a replacement cable and will not restore operation of a cable-driven speedometer.
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