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1979 Honda CB400TII Hawk II · Electrical Buying guide
The ignition switch, front stop switch and charging unit solve different electrical faults. These selections emphasize identifiable connections, with a separate fuse-box link for damaged circuit protection hardware.
Rectangular-plug ignition switchIgnition switch for the rectangular connector arrangement, with six flat male terminals. Match the harness-side plug and terminal positions before ordering.View part
1979 front brake light switchReplacement for reference 35340-422-013, specifically covering the 1979 CB400TII. The plunger switch has two flat electrical terminals.View part
Six-wire rectifier/regulatorSix wires are divided between two connector blocks: three yellow wires in one, and three wires in a four-position block.View part
Related parts: Replacement fuse box with fuses
Honda revised the front master-cylinder arrangement for 1979. Compare the stop-switch body and terminals with the control fitted to your bike, particularly after a brake conversion. For the ignition switch, inspect the rectangular plug as well as the lock mounting; a matching key slot tells you little about wiring.
Check the battery label before choosing a regulator. A lithium conversion calls for a charging set point approved by the battery manufacturer. Inspect both harness connectors for heat damage at the same time. The linked fuse box addresses damaged fuse hardware separately from the charging unit.
Only if the replacement control uses the same switch attachment, plunger arrangement and terminals. The featured switch covers the original 1979 CB400TII application; use the fitted master cylinder to identify a converted brake setup.
No. The lithium-only option has a 14 V ±0.2 set point and is explicitly unsuitable for standard lead-acid batteries. Confirm the battery chemistry and its charging requirements before choosing that version.
Look for the rectangular connector and six flat male terminals, then compare the terminal positions with the existing harness. If a previous owner changed the plug, establish its wiring before ordering by model year alone.
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