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1973 Honda CB350F0 · Ignition Buying guide
Use the two-coil replacement set for a stock-style layout after checking mounts and leads. Match the key switch to its square four-prong harness connector, particularly on a motorcycle with replacement wiring.
The replacement set includes two coils, two straight plug caps and two angled caps, plus mounting bolts and nuts. It supplies the cap fittings rather than the spark plugs. Check the existing ignition layout and compare all connections before removing the old parts.
A coil’s primary resistance must satisfy the ignition manufacturer’s requirements. Do not choose a lower-resistance performance coil simply because it appears in the model catalog. Use the instructions for the actual ignition fitted and retain the correct advance arrangement for that system.
No. It includes two coils, four plug caps in straight and angled styles, and mounting fasteners. Select spark plugs separately for the engine and check the leads can follow the original routing.
Inspect the harness connection rather than relying on the key-switch appearance. The featured switch uses a square four-prong plug. Compare the connector and mounting arrangement carefully if the loom or headlight wiring has been changed.
Follow the requirements for the ignition actually installed. Both resistance choices appear in the catalog, but that does not make them interchangeable. Confirm the ignition manufacturer’s specified resistance before selecting a coil set.
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