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1979 Honda CB400TII Hawk II · Starter & Charging Buying guide
A starter relay, rectifier/regulator and lithium-specific regulator address different requirements. The related boot, seal and diode offer smaller service items when their locations and condition match the repair.
Six-wire rectifier/regulatorTwo connector blocks carry six wires: three yellow wires together and three wires in a four-position block. Match the complete connection arrangement.View part
Lithium-only rectifier/regulatorRick’s lithium-ion regulator uses a 14 V ±0.2 set point and omits the black signal wire. It must not be used with standard lead-acid batteries.View part
Starter solenoid relayStarter relay replacing references 35850-375-000 and 35850-286-027, with specific 1979 CB400TII coverage. Compare the cable and control-wire connections.View part
Related parts: Starter terminal rubber boot · 60 × 1.4 starter motor seal · Starter-circuit diode
Rick’s lists the 1979 Hawk application for its lithium-compatible unit, but battery approval still matters. The manufacturer specifies 14 V ±0.2 and no black signal wire. Confirm that set point with the battery maker and compare the supplied connections before selecting it for a conversion.
Inspect the terminal insulation and seal condition when the starter is being serviced. The related rubber boot covers the starter terminal, while the related seal is identified as 60 × 1.4. The linked diode is an electrical circuit component; select each item for a diagnosed need.
Its product information does not establish lithium compatibility. For a lithium conversion, consider the explicitly lithium-only option only after the battery manufacturer confirms that its 14 V ±0.2 set point is suitable.
That omission is part of Rick’s documented design. Compare the complete connector arrangement and follow its application guidance; do not add or rearrange wires based solely on the appearance of the original unit.
Check the battery condition, cable connections and starting circuit before choosing a relay. The replacement covers the 1979 CB400TII, but a click by itself does not identify the failed component or rule out other starting faults.
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