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1970 Honda CL450K3 · Starter & Charging Parts Buying guide
Choose starter service parts for the starter fitted, and charging components for the battery and harness in use. A terminal cover is a physical service item; a rectifier/regulator choice also depends on its electrical restrictions.
Starter terminal rubber bootTerminal cover with replacement reference 32411-230-000.View part
Female-connector rectifierReplacement rectifier with a female connector; compare the actual harness connection before ordering.View part
Lithium-ion rectifier/regulatorCombined unit for lithium-ion batteries only, with a 14 V ±0.2 set point. Not for standard lead-acid batteries.View part
Related parts: Mitsuba starter brush set · Lead-acid rotor and regulator kit · Lithium-ion rotor and regulator kit
The lead-acid rotor-and-regulator kit is not for lithium-ion batteries. The lithium-ion kit and combined regulator are not for standard lead-acid batteries. Both lithium-ion choices specify 14 V ±0.2; obtain the battery manufacturer’s confirmation that this set point is suitable before ordering.
The linked brush set is for Mitsuba two-brush starters and contains two 12 × 14 × 6 mm brushes, one with an insulated lead and one without. Compare the actual starter before ordering. The terminal rubber boot is a separate external cover and references 32411-230-000.
The linked charging kits each include a new rotor and combined rectifier/regulator, and retain the existing stator unless it tests bad. Choose the kit for the battery chemistry. The featured lithium-ion combined unit is a separate purchase without the kit’s rotor.
It is identified as a replacement rectifier with a female connector, not a combined regulator. Compare the fitted charging arrangement and harness before choosing it or assuming the functions of another product.
The specified set has two 12 × 14 × 6 mm brushes for a Mitsuba two-brush starter. One has an insulated lead and the other a non-insulated lead, so compare both positions and the starter type.
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