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1983 Honda CB450SC Nighthawk · Switches & Sensors Buying guide
12-0008 is the mechanically operated rear brake-light switch. 29-7029 cross-references 35330-413-003 at the clutch perch and permits starter operation with the lever pulled. The detailed clutch-switch description clarifies the brake-light wording that appears in its title.
Mechanically operated rear stop switchOne switch is supplied for the rear-brake control, where one is used per compatible motorcycle. The 1983 CB450SC appears in its application.View part
35330-413-003 clutch-perch switchOne starter safety switch is supplied. It permits starting with the clutch lever pulled; it should not be chosen as a front brake-lamp replacement.View part
The clutch-switch FAQs expressly identify starter-interlock operation despite the title’s brake-light phrase. Its Honda reference and lever-perch location are the useful ordering details. The rear stop switch instead serves the brake-lamp circuit from the rear control; the two listings are not an interchangeable switch pair.
For a failed rear stop lamp, the product guidance names the bulb, fuse, ground, connectors and wiring as possible checks alongside switch continuity. For the clutch switch, inspect the lever contact and connections according to the correct wiring information. Retain the safety circuit rather than planning a bypass.
The description and FAQs identify 35330-413-003 as the clutch-lever starter safety switch. Choose it for that documented interlock at the compatible perch. The title’s brake-light phrase does not establish fit for a front brake-lamp control.
Inspect the lever contact point, connectors and wiring, as the clutch-switch FAQ recommends. Any continuity check should follow the motorcycle’s wiring diagram. Keep the starter safety circuit intact while determining whether the switch itself requires replacement.
The rear-switch FAQ also calls for checking bulb filaments, fuse, ground, connectors and wiring. A replacement switch will not repair a failed bulb or open circuit. Identify the fault before treating the switch as the only required purchase.
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