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1974 Honda CB350F1 Switches & Sensors

The F1 uses different switches for the rear stop light, hydraulic front brake and oil-pressure warning. Identify the affected circuit before choosing a replacement, then compare the physical connection and electrical terminals with the equipment on the motorcycle.

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Honda CB750 CB550 CB500 CB450 CB400 rear brake light switch

Honda CB Rear Brake Light Switch

$10.33 USD
12-0008
Replace your rear brake light switch with this Rear Brake Light Stop Switch. Exceptionally broad fitment across the SOHC CB750 lineup and virtually the...
Honda CB900 CB750 CB650 CB550 CB500 oil pressure switch 37240-P13-013

Honda CB Oil Pressure Switch ~ Replaces 37240-P13-013

$23.95 USD
73-0825
Replace your oil pressure switch with this Oil Pressure Switch, replacing OEM #37240-P13-013.Key Features• Oil pressure switch• Replaces OEM #37240-P13-013• Honda part name: Switch...
Honda CB750 CB550 CB500 hydraulic stop light switch 35350-300-006

Honda CB Hydraulic Stop Light Switch ~ Replaces 35350-300-006

$24.95 USD
29-7021
Replace your hydraulic brake light switch with this Hydraulic Brake Light / Stop Switch, replacing OEM #35350-300-006 / #35350-300-016. 10mm x M1.25 thread.Key Features•...
Honda CB750 CB500 CB350 horn button

Honda CB750 / CB500 / CB350 Horn Button

$7.00 USD
12-0036
Replace a worn horn button with this Horn Button with Spring. Works as a horn button or a starter button, fitting all SOHC CB750s,...
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1974 Honda CB350F1 · Switches & Sensors Buying guide

Order for the circuit that needs a switch

Switches with similar-looking leads can serve very different functions. Start with the mounting location and actuation method, then check the replacement reference and connections.

Parts to consider

Honda CB Rear Brake Light Switch Rear stop-light switchReplacement rear brake-light switch with explicit 1973–74 CB350F application.View part Honda CB Hydraulic Stop Light Switch ~ Replaces 35350-300-006 Hydraulic stop-light switchM10 × 1.25 thread; replacement for 35350-300-006 / 35350-300-016 at the front brake.View part Honda CB Oil Pressure Switch ~ Replaces 37240-P13-013 Oil-pressure switchReplacement switch referencing 37240-P13-013, with 1974 CB350F included in the application.View part

Separate front and rear brake switches

The front brake replacement is a hydraulic switch with M10 × 1.25 thread. The rear stop-light switch is a separate product. Choose by the fitted actuation method and connection rather than expecting the two brake-light switches to substitute for each other.

Confirm the warning circuit

The oil-pressure switch is a warning-circuit component, not a pressure gauge. Verify the existing connection and determine why the warning is abnormal before replacing it. Use the Honda service information for diagnosis rather than assuming a warning always indicates a failed switch.

Common buying questions

Can I use the hydraulic switch at the rear brake?

The listed hydraulic switch is for the front brake application. The stock F1 rear brake uses a separate stop-light switch; compare the actual rear arrangement if the motorcycle has been modified.

Will the front switch fit an aftermarket brake fitting?

Its specified thread is M10 × 1.25. Match that thread and the intended hydraulic connection with the aftermarket component’s instructions before ordering; similar appearance alone does not establish a safe fit.

Will a new oil switch correct an oil-pressure warning?

Only if the switch is the cause. Check the warning circuit and investigate actual oil pressure under the service manual procedure before treating a replacement switch as the solution.

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