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1979 Honda CB400TII Hawk II Ignition Parts

For the 1979 Hawk II, the useful checks are at the keyed switch connector and spark-plug lead ends. Compare the rectangular six-terminal ignition connection and XD05F cap shape with the equipment on your motorcycle before replacing either part.

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Honda CB1100 CB1000 CB900 CB750 CB650 spark plug cap XD05F

Honda CB Spark Plug Cap ~ XD05F

$10.49 USD
23-3119
Replace your spark plug caps with this Spark Plug Cap, XD05F type. Two required per CB750. Key Features• Spark plug cap, XD05F• 2 required...
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Honda CB450 CB400 ignition coil 30530-413-003

1978-82 Honda CB450 / CB400 Ignition Coil ~ Replaces 30530-413-003

$44.95 USD
17-4542
Replace your CB400 or CB450T ignition coil with this Ignition Coil, replacing OEM #30530-413-003.Sold each, order the quantity you need.Key Features• Ignition coil• Replaces...
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Honda CB450 CB400 ignition coil 30530-413-003

1978-82 Honda CB450 / CB400 Ignition Coil ~ Replaces 30530-413-003

$69.95 USD
24-2035
Replace your CB400 or CB450T ignition coil with this Rick's Electric Ignition Coil, replacing OEM #30530-413-003.Sold each, order the quantity you need.Key Features• Rick's...
Honda CB450 CB400 ignition switch 35100-MC0-671

1978-82 Honda CB450 / CB400 Ignition Switch ~ Replaces 35100-MC0-671

$24.95 USD
12-0053
Fit the rectangular connector block style ignition switch on your CB400 family bike with this Ignition Switch Assembly featuring a rectangular connector block with...
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1979 Honda CB400TII Hawk II · Ignition Switch & Caps Buying guide

Check the key switch and plug-lead ends

A replacement key switch must agree with the harness connection. A plug cap must suit the lead, plug terminal and available clearance. Keep both checks specific to the parts currently fitted.

Parts to consider

1978-82 Honda CB450 / CB400 Ignition Switch ~ Replaces 35100-MC0-671 Six-terminal ignition switchRectangular connector block with six flat male terminals; application includes the 1979 CB400TII using that connector style.View part Honda CB Spark Plug Cap ~ XD05F XD05F spark-plug capXD05F-type replacement cap with an angled lead entry. Compare its shape and both connection ends with the plug and lead fitted to your Hawk II.View part

Inspect the harness before buying a lock

An old motorcycle may have a replacement ignition switch, repaired connector or spliced harness. Compare the plug shape, flat terminals and mounting lugs before ordering. If the wire arrangement has changed, have it identified against the correct wiring diagram rather than adapting a new switch by color alone.

Buy caps for the plugs actually installed

Look at the terminal on the installed spark plug and inspect the end of the high-tension lead. The XD05F designation identifies this cap choice, but a changed plug or lead still needs a connection check. Examine both sides of the twin rather than assuming previous replacements match.

Common buying questions

My ignition connector has been replaced. Can I still use this switch?

First identify the replacement connector and its wiring. This switch is intended for a rectangular block with six flat male terminals. A different plug needs a verified wiring solution before the switch can be selected confidently.

Will the ignition keys also operate my existing locks?

Matching the replacement ignition assembly to your existing seat or steering locks is not established. If keeping one key for all locks matters, confirm the keying before ordering.

What should I check before choosing the XD05F cap?

Compare the spark-plug terminal, lead connection and angled entry with your existing cap. Pay particular attention to changed spark plugs or non-original leads, and check that the cap can seat fully without stressing the lead.

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