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1979 Honda CB400TII Hawk II Fuse Box

If the fuse clips or box are damaged, inspect the whole assembly before ordering for your 1979 Hawk II. This replacement includes fuses and uses the model’s fuse-box reference. Compare the connector and mounting ears, then check the matching harness for heat damage.

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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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1979 Honda CB400TII Hawk II · Fuse Box Buying guide

Check the fuse box and the connector together

This route offers a complete replacement fuse box with fuses included. Inspect the electrical and mounting connections before ordering, and distinguish damaged hardware from a circuit fault that keeps blowing a fuse.

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1978-82 Honda CB450 / CB400 Fuse Box Assembly ~ Replaces 38200-413-003 Complete fuse-box assemblyReplacement for reference 38200-413-003, with fuses included. The assembly has mounting ears, a wired connector and a removable cover.View part

Buy the assembly when the hardware needs it

Look closely at the fuse clips, plastic housing and mounting ears. If those parts are damaged, replacing only a fuse leaves the hardware problem in place. Compare the plug and lead arrangement before ordering the complete assembly, particularly on a bike with previous electrical repairs.

Keep the original circuit protection requirements

Included fuses do not change the motorcycle’s circuit requirements. Check the correct Honda wiring information and the fuse ratings for each position before use. If a fuse repeatedly opens, diagnose the circuit; fitting a higher-rated fuse is not a remedy for a recurring fault.

Common buying questions

Are fuses included with the replacement box?

Yes, the complete fuse-box assembly includes fuses. Check each fitted rating against the correct Honda circuit information before use, especially if the existing fuse box or wiring has previously been altered.

Will it connect to a modified wiring harness?

Compare the connector shape and terminal arrangement first. The assembly follows reference 38200-413-003 for the 1979 CB400TII application; a modified harness may require its connections to be identified before compatibility can be confirmed.

Will a new box fix a fuse that keeps blowing?

Only if the failed box is the cause. A recurring blown fuse calls for circuit diagnosis, including wiring and connected components. Replace damaged fuse hardware as needed without raising the specified fuse rating to hide the fault.

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