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1972 Honda CB350F0 · Starter & Charging Buying guide
Honda’s original CB350F uses a separate regulator and rectifier. A combined replacement changes that arrangement, while the stator, alternator harness and starter solenoid remain distinct components with different repair roles.
Starter solenoid relayListed for the 1972 CB350F; replacement references include Honda’s 35850-306-670.View part
CB350F stock-style statorReplacement stator for the CB350F four, using reference 31102-333-004.View part
Regulator/rectifier conversionCombined unit with stock-type plugs and instructions; 80mm mounting-hole spacing.View part
Related parts: Stator and field-coil harness · Lithium-specific regulator/rectifier · Starter terminal rubber boot
The featured regulator/rectifier replaces the original separate devices. Its stated dimensions are 68 × 94 × 26mm, with 80mm mounting-hole centers. Review the supplied instructions, the present connectors and a suitable mounting location before purchasing; a factory-position bolt-on fit is not promised.
The linked lithium-specific unit has a stated 14V ±0.2 set point and must not be used with standard lead-acid batteries. Check that figure against the battery manufacturer’s requirements. A charging conversion also needs sound wiring and connections; a new regulator does not repair a damaged harness.
The stator and the stator/field-coil wiring harness are separate products. Inspect the windings and wiring independently, then order the assemblies needed rather than assuming a stator purchase includes the separate replacement harness.
No. Its description specifically excludes standard lead-acid batteries. It is designed around a 14V ±0.2 set point for compatible lithium batteries, which must also match the battery manufacturer’s charging requirements.
No. The listed seals measure 60 × 1.4mm and 24.4 × 3.1mm and use different reference numbers. Identify the seal location and compare the removed part before choosing either size.
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