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1979 Honda CB400TII Hawk II · Switches & Sensors Buying guide
The front stop switch, rear stop switch and oil-pressure switch have distinct mounting and electrical connections. Start with the component location, then compare the actual fitted control and wiring.
Front brake light switch1979 CB400TII application using reference 35340-422-013. Compare the plunger body and two flat terminals with the master cylinder fitted.View part
Rear brake light switchPedal-operated rear stop switch for the 1979 CB400TII. Compare the threaded adjuster, wiring ends and linkage with the existing rear switch.View part
Oil-pressure warning switchReplacement oil-pressure switch using reference 37240-P13-013, with a 1979 CB400TII application. Check the terminal and fitted engine connection.View part
The 1979 Type II front master cylinder has its own Honda addendum and stop-switch reference. Use the current control to check the switch, especially if the brake assembly has been replaced. Compare the plunger and electrical terminals before assuming a switch for another Hawk year will suit.
A warning lamp that behaves incorrectly can have a wiring or connection fault as well as a failed switch. Inspect the terminal and follow the Honda diagnostic procedure before ordering. An oil-pressure warning that remains on needs its cause checked before further running, rather than being treated as a switch diagnosis.
No blanket interchange is established. This switch replaces reference 35340-422-013 for the 1979 CB400TII application. If the master cylinder has been changed, identify its switch mounting and terminal arrangement before choosing a replacement.
Inspect the pedal linkage and switch adjustment before ordering a new switch. Honda provides a rear stoplight adjustment procedure. A damaged switch, broken linkage or incorrect adjustment should be distinguished before buying the replacement.
Have the cause checked first. A persistent warning can represent a pressure problem or an electrical fault. Compare the switch connection and use the correct diagnostic procedure; replacing the switch alone is not evidence that the warning is resolved.
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