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1973 Honda CB350F0 · Starting & Charging Buying guide
Two combined rectifier/regulators have different battery requirements. Starter service also includes a terminal boot and seal, useful when the issue is a damaged cover or sealing component rather than the charging circuit.
Combined rectifier/regulatorRick’s Electric unit with stock-type plugs; 80mm mounting-hole centers and possible custom mounting.View part
Lithium-only rectifier/regulator14V ±0.2 set point for compatible lithium-ion batteries only; not for standard lead-acid batteries.View part
Starter terminal bootRubber terminal cover replacing reference 32411-230-000.View part
Related parts: Starter-motor seal
The standard combined unit measures 68 × 94 × 26mm; the lithium-only unit measures 70 × 94 × 27mm. Both have 80mm mounting-hole centers and stock-type plugs. Assess mounting clearance and use the supplied instructions without bypassing the motorcycle’s safety circuits.
A terminal boot replaces a damaged insulating cover, while the linked starter-motor seal addresses the sealing joint. Neither proves that a no-start problem is inside the motor. Check the actual failed component and compare connections before choosing a relay or a larger assembly.
No. The lithium-only unit expressly excludes standard lead-acid batteries. Its specified set point is 14V ±0.2; confirm that this also suits the particular lithium battery before purchasing or installing it.
Custom mounting may be required. Compare the unit’s dimensions and 80mm mounting-hole centers with the available space, then follow its installation instructions. Stock-type plugs do not by themselves guarantee a direct mechanical mounting fit.
Inspect the cover and electrical connection separately. A split rubber boot can be replaced when the terminal and wiring remain sound; damaged connections need their own repair. The separately linked starter seal serves the motor’s sealing joint.
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