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1979 Honda CB400TI Hawk I Ignition Parts

Use the ignition-switch connector and spark plug cap type to narrow an ignition-parts order for your 1979 Hawk I. These are different repairs: identify where the problem lies, then compare the part’s physical connections with the equipment fitted to the bike.

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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 CB400TI Hawk I · Ignition Parts Buying guide

Inspect the plug and switch connections separately

The rectangular-plug switch and XD05F-type cap address different connections. Neither should be selected solely from the motorcycle’s badge, particularly if a replacement harness, ignition lead or plug has been fitted.

Parts to consider

1978-82 Honda CB450 / CB400 Ignition Switch ~ Replaces 35100-MC0-671 Six-terminal ignition switchFor the rectangular connector arrangement: six flat male terminals in one block. Check the harness connection before choosing this switch.View part Honda CB Spark Plug Cap ~ XD05F XD05F-type spark plug capXD05F-type replacement cap with the 1979 Hawk I included in its application. Compare your plug terminal and ignition-lead connection.View part

Compare the harness end, not only the switch

The switch application depends on the rectangular connector arrangement. Trace the old switch lead to its connection and compare the terminal layout. If the bike uses a different plug or spliced wires, resolve the wiring match rather than ordering from the lock’s appearance.

Keep the cap specification separate from the spark plug

The cap is identified as XD05F type. Compare both ends of the connection and the available space around the plug before ordering. Confirm the quantity supplied before choosing how many to buy for your Hawk I.

Common buying questions

Can I use this ignition switch with a replacement wiring harness?

Yes only if that harness has the compatible rectangular six-terminal connection and matching wiring. A harness sold for a similar motorcycle is not enough evidence by itself; compare the actual connector before selecting the switch.

Will the new ignition switch use my existing helmet-lock key?

There is no matched-key promise between these replacements. If one key for both locks matters, resolve the keying arrangement before purchase rather than assuming a new ignition switch will operate an existing helmet lock.

Is an angled cap enough to identify the replacement?

No. Use the XD05F-type designation and compare the plug-terminal and lead connections. The external angle helps with clearance, but it does not establish the electrical connection or suitability of a cap on its own.

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