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1980 Honda CB400TA Hawk · Switches & Sensors Buying guide
A brake-light problem and an interrupted starting circuit need separate diagnosis. The featured rear-stop switch and related clutch switch have different actuation and connections, so compare the complete installation before replacing either one.
Related parts: Clutch starting-interlock switch
Inspect the rear switch and the connection that moves it when the brake pedal is used. The wired replacement must suit the fitted mounting and actuator arrangement. A damaged linkage or poor connection elsewhere may leave the fault unchanged even after the switch itself is replaced.
The related clutch-lever switch replaces reference 35330-413-003 in the starting-interlock circuit. Confirm that the lever operates its plunger correctly and that the terminals match. Follow the Honda diagnostic procedure rather than bypassing the switch to make an unresolved starting fault disappear.
Start by checking the rear stop-switch circuit and its actuator connection. The selected rear switch is the relevant replacement, but confirm the fault and mounting before ordering; the clutch switch serves the starting circuit.
No. Reference 35330-413-003 is used at the clutch lever in the starting-interlock circuit. Match the lever assembly, plunger and terminals; do not substitute it for the front or rear stop-light switch.
Compare the actual mounting and operating movement first. Aftermarket controls can change how a switch is held or actuated, so original-model application alone does not establish compatibility with the modified controls on your motorcycle.
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