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1973 Honda CB350F0 · Signals & Reflectors Buying guide
A replacement gasket must match the lamp and lens it seals. Reflector repairs call for a different check: the threaded fixing and the rubber base beneath the front reflector.
Turn-signal lens gasketReplacement gasket for the matching early-style lamp and lens, reference 33443-268-671.View part
Screw-on reflectorStock-type reflector with a 6mm threaded fixing.View part
Front reflector rubber baseSeparate rubber base beneath the stock front reflector; reference 33743-341-670.View part
The signal gasket replaces reference 33443-268-671 and serves the matching early-style lamp and lens. Confirm the outline against your existing assembly, especially after a signal conversion. A gasket that suits the model’s original lamp may not suit a later aftermarket housing.
The screw-on reflector uses a 6mm thread. Its front rubber base is a separate service item with reference 33743-341-670. Inspect the mounting point and rubber condition before deciding whether the reflector, the base or both need replacement.
Compare the gasket outline and sealing face with the aftermarket lamp first. This gasket is intended for the matching early-style lamp and lens, so a changed housing should not be selected by motorcycle model alone.
The featured reflector is a screw-on type with a 6mm threaded fixing. Check that your motorcycle still has the corresponding mounting point; it is a different attachment style from stick-on reflectors.
The reflector and front rubber base are separate products. Inspect both and order the pieces needed for your repair. The base goes beneath the stock front reflector and does not replace the reflector itself.
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