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1973 Honda CB350F0 · Horn Button Buying guide
This is a small switch-component repair. Compare the button and spring with the installed control, and check that the surrounding housing is sound before deciding how much of the assembly needs attention.
A new button and spring address those individual components. Check the surrounding housing, retaining features and contacts before ordering; a cracked or heavily worn assembly may need a different repair. Replacement handlebar switches should be identified by their own construction and connections.
The product also describes use as a starter button in compatible controls. Match the component to the actual housing and function on your motorcycle rather than moving wiring between controls. Use the appropriate wiring diagram to identify the circuit before servicing it.
Yes, the replacement horn button is supplied with its spring. Compare the removed parts with the replacement and inspect the housing’s retaining features before starting the repair.
The model application covers the compatible original-style control. A custom switch can use a different button, spring or retaining arrangement, so compare those details before choosing this replacement.
First establish whether the fault is in the button, wiring or horn itself. The replacement addresses the button and spring; checking the circuit avoids buying it for an unrelated connection or horn fault.
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