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Honda CB Rear Brake Light Switch

$10.33 USD
12-0008
Replace your rear brake light switch with this Rear Brake Light Stop Switch. Exceptionally broad fitment across the SOHC CB750 lineup and virtually the...

Honda CB Oil Pressure Switch ~ Replaces 37240-P13-013

$23.95 USD
73-0825
Replace your oil pressure switch with this Oil Pressure Switch, replacing OEM #37240-P13-013.Key Features• Oil pressure switch• Replaces OEM #37240-P13-013• Honda part name: Switch...

Honda CB Clutch Lever Brake Light Switch ~ Replaces 35330-413-003

$15.95 USD
29-7029
Replace your front clutch lever safety stop switch with this Clutch Lever Stop Switch, replacing OEM #35330-413-003. This is the switch that allows the...

1978 Honda CB400TI Hawk I · Brake-Light & Oil Switches Buying guide

Identify the circuit before choosing a switch

These choices cover rear brake-light operation and the oil-pressure warning circuit. Use the correct service checks to isolate the fault instead of replacing a switch solely because a lamp does not behave as expected.

Match the rear brake-light assembly

The rear stop switch is supplied with a wired lead. Compare the switch body, connector ends and existing brake-operated linkage on the bike. Follow the correct manual when checking operation or adjustment; a damaged wire can call for different work from a damaged switch.

Treat oil-pressure warnings seriously

The oil-pressure switch replaces reference 37240-P13-013. Match that application and the fitted connection before ordering. A warning lamp that remains on requires proper investigation; buying a switch should not take the place of checking whether the engine actually has an oil-pressure problem.

Buying questions

Does the rear brake-light switch come with a wiring lead?

Yes. The rear stop switch has an attached wiring lead and terminal ends. Compare the lead connection with your existing switch, particularly where the brake-light wiring has been repaired or replaced.

Should I buy an oil-pressure switch whenever the warning light stays on?

Establish the cause first. The warning may involve the switch or wiring, but it can also indicate an engine oil-pressure problem. Use the service manual’s checks before treating it as a switch-only repair.

What if my rear switch has a different connector?

Confirm how the existing wiring differs before ordering. The correct mechanical switch still needs a suitable electrical connection; compare the terminal ends and have any previous wiring changes identified rather than selecting by appearance alone.

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