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Honda CB Turn Signal Lamp Gasket ~ Replaces 33443-268-671

$4.61 USD
11-2085
Service your early CB750 or classic twin turn signal with this Turn Signal Lamp Gasket, replacing OEM #33443-268-671. Pairs with our signal lens #11-2110...

Honda CB750 / CB550 / CB450 / CB400 Rear Turn Signal Rubbers Pk/2 ~ Replaces 33606-371-000

$15.95 USD
73-0834
Replace your rear turn signal rubbers with this Rear Turn Signal Rubbers Pk/2, replacing OEM #33606-371-000. These are the rubbers that go under the...

1982 Honda CB450SC Nighthawk · Turn Signal Lamps, Stems, Lenses & Reflectors Buying guide

Allow two rubbers for each rear signal stay

Part 73-0834 contains two rubbers, and each rear signal uses two. One pack therefore services one rear signal mount. These pieces cushion the stay at its mounting bracket; the condition of that stay and its hardware remains a separate part of the repair decision.

Count complete mounts rather than loose rubber pieces

The pack quantity and installed quantity happen to match for one rear signal: two rubbers in the pack and two at the stay. A two-sided repair needs four rubbers, supplied as two packs. Counting the mounts first makes the order clear and avoids treating a pack of two as enough for both sides.

Look beyond the rubber when the stay needs attention

The source calls for checking the stay, mounting bracket, collars, washers and fasteners when a signal droops or vibrates. Rubber renewal may be one part of that work. Compare the original mounting arrangement, particularly on a modified bike, without assuming new rubbers correct a bent stay or missing hardware.

Rear Signal Mount Rubbers FAQs

Does one pack renew the mounting rubbers on both rear signals?

One pack supplies two rubbers, and each rear signal uses two. Renewing both rear stays takes two packs, or four rubbers in total. Count one complete rear signal mount per pack when preparing the order.

Which retained parts should I inspect if a rear signal droops?

Inspect the stay, mounting bracket, collars, washers and fasteners, as the product FAQ recommends. Check for bent or missing pieces before ordering. The rubbers cushion the stay, but a damaged mounting part can need attention alongside them.

How do I choose these rubbers for a bike with changed rear signals?

Match reference 33606-371-000 and the stay-to-bracket arrangement actually fitted. The source lists the stock CB450SC application and two rubbers per rear signal. It does not establish compatibility with every replacement stay or custom mounting design.

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