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1978 Honda CB400TI Hawk I · Fuse Box Buying guide
This replacement addresses the fuse box itself. Match the assembly to your bike and use the correct circuit ratings; purchasing a new holder does not resolve an underlying fault that repeatedly blows a fuse.
Inspect the existing fuse box for damage at the body and fuse contacts. If only a fuse has failed, establish why before replacing it. A cracked box or damaged contacts may justify the complete assembly rather than another fuse in the same worn holder.
The replacement assembly includes fuses and replaces reference 38200-413-003. Compare its connector and mounting with your existing setup before ordering, particularly after a loom repair. Use the model’s service information for the circuit ratings instead of choosing a higher-rated fuse to mask a fault.
The complete assembly includes fuses. Check the correct ratings for your circuits when preparing the repair; included fuses do not remove the need to verify the bike’s wiring and service requirements.
Inspect the holder as well as the fuse. Damage to the box or contacts may call for the full assembly, while a repeatedly failed fuse requires diagnosis of the circuit before more parts are fitted.
Compare the harness connector and terminal arrangement with the fuse-box assembly first. A model-specific application assumes a compatible connection; repairs or a replacement loom can change what is fitted on your motorcycle.
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